閃耀の出口：川尻潤創作個展

日本陶藝家、京都美術工藝大學教授川尻潤，擅長陶藝與現代美術，創作靈感主要來自日本陶藝中源於茶道的美學感受，其中如縫隙、磕碰和變形等常被視為不完美的特質，卻在他的藝術中展現出迷人魅力。他透過陶雕塑與層疊釉料的彩繪作品，呈現存在於生活中，那些儘管經歷無數形體變化、佈滿裂痕，仍散發其獨特之美與傲然的事物，重新探討人們對美的定義。
在家族製作清水燒之薰陶下，川尻潤特別選用熟悉的製陶工藝，使用鐵支撐並塑造結構，施以金屬釉作點綴，並刻意設計留白與缺口，將「缺陷美」與一般對清水燒陶器高貴、精緻而華麗的印象形成對比。他重新解構人們對完美的看法，創造感官上的衝突，從解構般的舞蹈動作到多彩抽象的自然景致等各種形象，引導觀者擁抱各樣不完美，修復、牽引不同個體間的美好關係。



川尻潤
1964年生於日本京都，東京藝術大學美術學院畢業，為擁有百年傳統的清水燒禎山窯第四代窯主。擅長創作抽象多彩的現代藝術作品，融合蒙德里安的新造型主義風格，以及日式傳統陶瓷的工藝美學，作品中常見幾何圖形、線條、如遊戲般的鮮明色塊等元素。
擁有豐富參展與教學經歷，曾參與莫斯科、上海等海外藝術家駐村計劃，並受邀為日本陶芸之森美術館的客座藝術家，著有《變形的愛》一書。作品獲瑞典皇室、京都市美術館、陶芸之森美術館、大阪大學博物館、六波羅蜜寺、石山寺等機構收藏。

Broken but Still Shining Here：Jun Kawajiri Solo Exhibition

Japanese ceramic artist Jun Kawajiri excels in pottery and contemporary art. His creative inspiration primarily stems from the aesthetic experiences rooted in Japanese pottery, particularly those derived from the traditional Japanese tea ceremony, such as cracks, imperfections, and deformities. These qualities, often considered as imperfections, manifest their captivating charm within his artwork. Through his ceramic sculptures and layered glaze-painted works, he presents aspects of humanity, the world, and the universe, focusing on those objects that, despite undergoing numerous physical transformations and being adorned with cracks, still exude their unique beauty and perseverance. He reevaluates people＆#039;s definitions of beauty.
Under the influence of his family＆#039;s tradition of producing Kyoyaki, Jun Kawajiri deliberately employs familiar pottery techniques. He utilizes iron for structural support, embellishing his creations with metallic glaze. He also intentionally designs areas of negative spaces and cracks, creating a contrast with the conventional perception of Kyoyaki as elegant, refined, and ornate. He deconstructs notions of perfection, creating sensory conflicts through a variety of imagery, ranging from deconstructed dance movements to colorful abstract depictions of natural landscapes. He guides viewers to embrace various forms of imperfection, mending and fostering better relationships among diverse individuals.


Jun Kawajiri
Born in Kyoto, Japan in 1964, Jun Kawajiri graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts, majoring in the Fine Arts School. He’ s the fourth generation of the TEIZAN KILN with a 100-year tradition in Kyoto, specializing in the creation of contemporary ceramic artworks. His abstract and colorful creations blend elements of Mondrian＆#039;s Neoplasticism with the craftsmanship aesthetics of traditional Japanese ceramics. His works often feature geometric shapes, lines, and vivid color blocks.
With a diverse background in exhibition and teaching, he has participated in AIR in overseas locations such as Moscow and Shanghai. He has also been invited as a guest artist at Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park. He’ s the author of the book Distorted Love. His works are held in collections including those of the Swedish Royal Family, Kyoto City Museum of Art, Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park, Osaka University Museum, Rokuharamitsuji Temple, and Ishiyamadera Temple, among others.

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