Junji Setu’s online solo exhibition will be held from October 16th.

 

“Suminagashi” is a technique that has been used since ancient times in Japan to capture the flow of ink dripping on water. The pattern changes depending on the amount and position of the dropped ink and the movement of the water surface, expressing the beauty of the “Flort” that appears on the water surface.

 

Mr. Setu creates works using a unique technique called “Iro-Sumi-nagashi,” which uses not only black ink but also various colors, and reflects a colorful and mysterious expression on the surface of the pottery.

 

The flow of ink created by Mr. Setu creates a way of thinking for each person who sees the vessel, like a rising dragon or a cloud traveling in the sky.

 

This exhibition will introduce works centered on flower vases, which are deeply loved by overseas pottery fans, and sake cups, which are also standard in our exhibition.

 

Profile.

Born in 1975 Kyoto, Japan

1998 Gradusted the Department of Ceramic Art,

Plastic Ats,Kyoto Seika University

 

2002 The 31th Japan Traditional Industrial Arts

Kinki Exhibition “Newcomer Encouragement Prize”

2002 The 4th Mashiko Ceramic Art Exhibition (Tochigi Japan)

2003 Gallery Maronie (Kyoto Japan)

2004 Kyoto Art and Industrial New & Powerful

Selected Exhibition (’07)

2006 Kyoto Takashimaya Industrial Arts Salon (’12,’14)

The 6th Mashiko Ceramic Art Exhibition (Tochigi Japan)

2009 Sophora (’16) (Kyoto Japan)

2010 Kyoto Industrial Biennale

2011 Ceramic Exhibition ”Biwomotteyoutonasu” (’12,’13)

2013 The International Triennale of KOGEI (Kanazawa Japan)

2015 The 8th Modern Ceramics in Way of Tea Award

“Toki-Oribe Award of Excellence” (Gifu Japan)

2015 Kakiden Gallery (Tokyo Japan)

2016 The 9th Modern Ceramics in Way of tea award

“Toki-Oribe Incentive Award” (Gifu Japan)

Atelier HIRO (Osaka/Japan)

2017 The International Triennale of KOGEI (Kanazawa Japan)

 

 

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