三浦宏基台北首展：我的樂園

創作領域涵蓋陶藝、繪畫和工藝品的日本藝術家三浦宏基，首度於台北舉辦創作個展《我的樂園》，帶來一系列色彩繽紛、充滿魔幻，且帶有超現實色彩的作品，將彷彿兒童純真筆觸的奇幻生物，轉化為生動的立體雕塑，猶如一場對世界的詩意重構。
三浦宏基對日常景象的詮釋中，流露對生活細節的敏銳和探索，令作品不僅是對現實的再現，更蘊含從內心世界到外部世界的自由流動。本次他以自身位於群山之中的創作環境出發，將熟悉的生物與植物等元素，經由充滿童趣的視角重新編織，構築一座以充滿遊戲性和創造力的奇幻樂園，期待引領觀者穿梭作品，展開另類的遊園體驗 —— 探尋生命與自然間，所有微妙且神秘的聯繫。

My Paradise：Hiroki Miura Solo Exhibition

Japanese artist Hiroki Miura, whose artwork spans ceramics, painting, and crafts, presents his first solo exhibition in Taipei, My Paradise. The exhibition showcases a series of vibrant, magical, and surreal works, transforming fantastical creatures drawn with childlike simplicity into vivid, three-dimensional sculptures, offering a poetic reimagining of the world.
Miura’s work reflects his keen sensitivity to the details of everyday life, capturing not just a representation of reality, but the free-flowing connection between the inner world and the external. Drawing inspiration from his studio, nestled in the mountains, Miura reweaves familiar natural elements into a whimsical, creative paradise. This exhibition offers an immersive journey for viewers, encouraging them to explore the subtle and mysterious connections between life and nature.


三浦宏基

1991年出生於日本廣島。自有田陶瓷學院畢業後，於波佐見燒工作室磨練技藝，並於2020年開始獨立創作，現居於日本九州南部的佐賀縣。擅長將日常生活中的觀察，轉化為平面與立體創作，藉由作品傳遞愉悅和驚喜，作品常見生動色彩和童趣造型。參與過多場重要聯展和藝術活動，作品曾在日本各地展出，受到廣泛關注和好評，在日本藝術界逐漸嶄露頭角。
早期，他受到日本古代陶俑的啟發，經常採用野外燻燒技術，利用稻殼、稻草、木材等天然物料，以極富實驗性的方式，保留原始泥土的天然質樸，並將其內心深處的奇幻生物與人物形象具象化。隨著創作的發展，近年他逐漸將視角轉向身邊更為熟悉的自然界生物與植物。創作風格融合傳統與現代元素，展現出陶藝的深刻理解和創新精神。

Hiroki Miura

Born in Hiroshima in 1991, Miura graduated from Arita Ceramic College before refining his craft at the Hasami Pottery. In 2020, he became an independent artist and currently resides in Saga, Kyushu, Japan. His work often draws from observations of daily life, transforming them into both two- and three-dimensional creations. His art conveys joy and surprise, characterized by vivid colors and playful forms. Miura has participated in numerous group exhibitions and art events, gaining increasing attention and acclaim in the Japanese art scene.
Initially inspired by ancient Japanese clay figurines, Miura frequently employs outdoor smoking techniques using natural materials such as rice husks, straw, and wood, preserving the raw, earthy qualities of the clay in a highly experimental manner. His early works materialized fantastical creatures and human figures from the depths of his imagination. In recent years, his focus has shifted toward more familiar natural subjects, blending traditional and contemporary elements in his work, showcasing both a deep understanding of ceramics and a spirit of innovation.

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