"Her forms are familiar domestic objects—bedding, shower curtains, bath
tubs, cushions and clothing such as shirts, dresses, socks, bathing
suits and underwear. Much of her earliest work featured applied images
of koi, the colorful Japanese carp closely associated with garden ponds.
The conceptually soft textile base of her sculptures produces a
paradoxical effect when completely covered by the hard, stiff surfaces
of theee glued tiles —a paradox Yamazaki senses in contemporary human
behavior."
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