Wednesday, April 6, 2016
MOBIUS LOOP
Reminding me a bit of a
Mobius loop, this undulating form was captured in clay by Bizen master,
Kakurezaki Ryuichi. Creating forms that are on the edge of what clay can do and
their physical limitations due to gravity and other pertinent laws of physics,
Kakurezaki captures strength, power, mobility and often times grace in his pots
that few can duplicate. This elegant and looping chawan appears to be in
perpetual motion and is blanketed in a soft, velvety surface of ash that helps
accentuate the bowl. Using decades of experience and his mastery of clay,
Kakurezaki creates pots that combine elements of contemplation, poetry and
nobility and fires them with the attention a painter brings to his canvas, I
think this simple and lyrical chawan proves my point.
Labels:
bizen,
isezaki jun,
kakurezaki ryuichi,
noborigama
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