Thin plasterboards with corners cut at a 45-degree angle were sensually lined up one by one, and then the plasterboards…
Thin plasterboards with corners cut at a 45-degree angle were sensually lined up one by one, and then the plasterboards were assembled one tier at a time so that the space of the ``chūki'' stood out.
Porcelain slurry is poured into the assembled plasterboard space, the assembled mold is removed, and the shape of the pottery is created.
This pottery is sensually and at random, making use of the many functional features of the pottery.
We are also conscious of having completely different shapes and textures depending on the scene in which they are used.
| Artist | Yosuke Yamaura (Gifu) |
|---|---|
| Material & Technique | Reinforced porcelain clay, oxidation firing, clear glaze, overglaze silver enamel |
| Dimensions | W100 × D100 × H50 mm |
| Weight | 80g |
| Year | 2020 |
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