Ceramic Art
Contemporary ceramic artist Kouzou Takeuchi has gained attention both in Japan and abroad for his outstanding handmade techniques and delicate sensibility.
The “Modern Remains” series creates challenging forms in porcelain clay under the theme of “construction and destruction. He establishes a pipe-like shape with a mold and destroys the tip of the constructed form arbitrarily as his hand moves. The waveforms formed as a result of this action stand out for their artificial yet intentional constructive beauty.
On the other hand, the ceramic clay works stand out for their object-like presence, evoking iron-like massiveness, stone architecture, and ruins. He produces the [Modern Ruins/Genseki] series of works that contain the passage of time. The two styles draw us to the artist's spirit and worldview that transcends time and space.
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About the Artist
December 9, 2023 - February 25, 2024: 2023 Celebrity Artist Project x Theme Exhibition: Kozo Takeuchi
A large solo exhibition at the Museum of Ceramic Art, Hyogo
2022 Awarded the 33rd Takashimaya Art Award in the Ceramic Art Division.
Selected as an exhibitor for the 13th “2018 Paramita Ceramic Grand Prize Exhibition” organized by Paramita Museum (Mie Prefecture).
Featured in numerous solo and group shows in Japan and abroad.
2021 Artist-in-residence at Ritsu Ceramic Forest, Shiga, Japan (~22 years)
2020 Blue or White - Celadon x White Porcelain x Blue and White Porcelain (The Museum of Ceramic Art, Ibaraki)
2018 The 13th Paramita Ceramic Grand Prize Exhibition (Paramita Museum Mie)
2004 Graduated from Tajimi Municipal Ceramic Design Institute, Gifu. In the same year, he set up his studio in Kato-shi, Hyogo Prefecture, where he continued his creative activities
2003 Graduated from Osaka University of Arts, majoring in Ceramics
1977 Born in Kato-shi, Hyogo Prefecture
Collected / Installed:
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Louis Vuitton Ginza Namiki-dori
Victorian & Albert Museum
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