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Unprecedented - Joint Ceramics Exhibition on the Art of Neriage VI Introduction

In this exhibition, we will appreciate the remarkable works of five outstanding ceramic artists: Aiko Sato, Chihiro Shigemoto, Juko Mori, Yasmin Pat, Yukiko Takahashi. Each artist showcases their unique style and technique, revealing the infinite charm of Renkō ceramics.

Neriage is a distinctive ceramic technique that combines coloured clay to create beautiful patterns, displaying the same design on both sides of the piece. Each piece of clay undergoes slight distortions during stretching, cutting, or connecting, adding unique variations to each pattern. Through overlapping designs and the passage of time, the ceramic artists create exquisite Neriage ceramics, where every touch of clay is imbued with poetry and beauty.

Over the past five years, TOUCH Ceramics has presented the most recommended Neriage works annually, gaining immense popularity among art lovers in Hong Kong. This year, we are excited to host "Unprecedented - Joint Ceramics Exhibition on the Art of Neriage VI" featuring five talented Neriage ceramic artists who will contribute to this grand event!

Exhibition Details

• Unprecedented - Joint Ceramics Exhibition on the Art of Neriage VI
• Date: December 4, 2024 - December 29, 2024
• Time: 11:00-19:00 (closed on Mondays)
• Venue: Touch Gallery
• Address: Shop 203, 2/F, Block 3 Barrack Block,Tai Kwun,10 Hollywood Rd, Central, HK

Participating Artists:

• Aiko Sato

She brings the highly popular Rainbow Cups, utilising layered coloured clay to weave together lively and warm personalities, demonstrating a strong sense of approachability.

• Chihiro Shigemoto

Her works infuse a sense of childlike playfulness and innocence, with a lively style that often inspires viewers to appreciate common objects from unexpected perspectives.

• Juko Mori

A protégé of Neriage master Eiji Murofushi, his works feature soft hues and delicate hidden lines, showcasing his unique and elegant personal style.

• Yasmin Pat

Drawing from the traditions of Chinese culture, her works are filled with intricate textures and vibrant colours, embodying natural inspiration and graceful beauty.

• Yukiko Takahashi

Inspired by the flora and fauna of the natural world, her pieces display delicate colours and experimental shapes, fully reflecting her reverence for life and pursuit of natural beauty.

Source of the above information: Provided by Touch Gallery