Masamichi Yoshikawa
The glaze, the seihakuji glaze, reminiscent of a cloudless sky or the colour of a glacier, moves on the object, it melts and floats downwards until the artist cries halt by finishing the firing.
Klaus Lehmann
“Chance always meets a prepared mind”, said Klaus Lehmann. He added that everything we experience is an expression of our own mind. He used the word “serendipity” for this.
Beate Kuhn
Ceramics Born of the Spirit of Music and Nature.
Hans Fischer
There is the object and it leaves a mark, an indentation.
Christoph Möller
Made from the reflexes, the possibilities, the experience of the fingers, of the hand, of the whole body.
Xavier Toubes
Toubes’ work documents the world in motion – from the speach by Nele van Wieringen.