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Shozo Michikawa - Ceramic Art

Shozo Michikawa - Ceramic Art

Torsion and tension are characteristic of the vessels created by the exceptional Japanese ceramicist Shozo Michikawa (b. 1953), whose works are reminiscent of rock strata and lava flows. Michikawa is known for his unique technique, for turning edgy, dynamic sculptures on the potter’s wheel. First he cuts and scores a solid block of clay before he carves out the interior hollow through pressing and turning with a rod and his hands. Natural-looking surfaces emerge, just as geological forces formed the earth’s surface – an irrepressible energy from the inside out. With a selection of works from the last fifteen years, Shozo Michikawa introduces the first comprehensive insight into his ceramic production, which has attracted attention across the globe.

Pris ved	1	Stk		340,00 DKK

Emne	Keramik
Kunstner	Shozo Michikawa
Forfatter	Clare Pollard, Nora von Achenbach
Sprog	Engelsk
Illustrationer	88 farve ills.
Format / Sideantal	22 x 27 cm. / 96 s.
Udgivelsesår	2017
Indbinding	Indbundet
Forlag	Arnoldche
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ISBN	978-3-89790-505-4
Lev.	3-5 dage

Torsion and tension are characteristic of the vessels created by the exceptional Japanese ceramicist Shozo Michikawa (b. 1953), whose works are reminiscent of rock strata and lava flows. Michikawa is known for his unique technique, for turning edgy, dynamic sculptures on the potter’s wheel. First he cuts and scores a solid block of clay before he carves out the interior hollow through pressing and turning with a rod and his hands. Natural-looking surfaces emerge, just as geological forces formed the earth’s surface – an irrepressible energy from the inside out. With a selection of works from the last fifteen years, Shozo Michikawa introduces the first comprehensive insight into his ceramic production, which has attracted attention across the globe.