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Using the Traditional Japanese Art of Kintsugi to Repair a Basketball Court Sports Flooring

Richard McKay |

Using the Traditional Japanese Art of Kintsugi to Repair a Basketball Court Sports Flooring

Celebrating the restorative qualities of sports and basketball’s return this past week, Victor Solomon has repaired a deteriorated basketball court in South Los Angeles through the ancient art of Kintsugi—the Japanese method of repairing broken pottery by using metallic substances to mend the fractures. The artist filled cracks in the cement with gold-dust resin, highlighting the years of use “to accentuate the healing as a formative part of its journey,” he says. “Sport can entertain, inspire, and distract, but more apropos than all, the platform of sport can help us heal.” Titled “Kintsugi Court,” the gilded installation has similarly lavish backboards and hoops.

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