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Ceramic sculpture by Takuro Kuwata
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Japanese artist Takuro Kuwata is transforming the world of ceramics, creating strangely alluring clay objects that break many rules of his chosen medium.
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30 cm square of MC 25 gsm Unryu / Fabian Correa Agua papel. Some Winsor & Newton Iridescent Medium brushed on. Diagram from Tanteidan Convention Book Vol. 17.
Video tutorial here: (Part 1) www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nStlRUI2GY (Part 2) www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOuqH-8685g (Part 3) www.youtube.com/watch?v=cA8ZYcBy0hY Paper: a rice paper and tissue Paper 68 x 68 cm
Takuro Kuwata is a Japanese artist who uses ceramic as his medium. His work is characterized by interesting surface finishes and intriguing color use. These vessels are part of a larger collection of colorful vases, bowls and cups. Takuro Kuwata
View SCULPTURE, PIÈCE UNIQUE (2014) By Kuwata Takuro; partially glazed and gilt stoneware; 10 x 28 x 26 cm 4 1/8 x 11 x 10 ¼ in; . Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.
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Unconventional, inspired ceramics by this up-and-coming artist are making waves among critics and collectors
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Takuro Kuwata - Artworks - Pierre Marie Giraud, Brussels, ParisJapanese, born in 1981 in HiroshimaLives and works in Tokyo, JapanDespite the formal radically of his pottery, Takuro Kuwata nonetheless grounds his work within the tradition of Japanese ceramics. His work joyfully mixes traditional techniques and experimental protocols into a dynamic, colourful, and exuberant production. Kuwata remains attached to notions around the functionality of object, though many of the bowls he produces lose their utilitarian aspect as a result of his intense process of production.Prolific and fearless, Kuwata lets hazards and chance play an important role in shaping his pots and sculptural objects. His recipes of clay mixed with stones burst, puncture, and explode when they are subject to the heat of the kiln. On the surface, extravagantly thick layers of glaze melt, drip and crack, adhering to the clay with needles.With intuition, perseverance, and a child-like enthusiasm Kuwata consistently pushes his materials and techniques to new limits. His artworks embody the dynamism of an amorphous contemporary culture built upon a rich historical heritage.Works of Takuro Kuwata are included in the collections of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, and The Palm Springs Art Museum, California.
