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Yoichiro Kamei: Lattice receptacle

October 9, 2014
in Archive, Ceramic art

Yoichiro Kamei, Lattice receptacle – Boundary of light and shadow, 2007, Porcelain, 26 x 50 x 57 cm. Photo by Nobutada Omote.
Yoichiro Kamei, Lattice receptacle – Shell, 2008, Porcelain, 11 x 57 x 51 cm. Photo by Nobutada Omote.
Yoichiro Kamei, Lattice receptacle – Screen of cone 2, 2009, Porcelain, 25 x 63 x 56 cm. Photo by Nobutada Omote.

Yoichiro Kamei, Lattice receptacle 06-B, 2006, Porcelain, 39 x 57 x 65 cm. Photo by Seiji Toyonaga.
Yoichiro Kamei, Lattice receptacle 06-1, 2006, Porcelain, 30 x 37 x 47 cm. Photo by Seiji Toyonaga.
Yoichiro Kamei, Lattice receptacle – Stage of light, 2005, Porcelain, 35 x 35 x 35 cm. Photo by Seiji Toyonaga.

Yoichiro Kamei, Lattice receptacle – Polycrystal (triple), 2013, Porcelain, 47 x 44 x 11 cm. Photo by Nobutada Omote.
Yoichiro Kamei, Lattice receptacle – Polycrystal (twin 1), 2013, Porcelain, 37 x 44 x 11 cm. Photo by Nobutada Omote.

Yoichiro Kamei: Lattice receptacle

The Lattice receptacle series comprises artworks that use porcelain lattice structures as fundamental forms.

A piece is constructed by the accumulation of base units (cubic hollows), which are formed using a slip casting technique. From this production method of unit accumulation derives geometric and formative aesthetics that give space the capacity to exist in density. The internal space that is opened by the lattice structure becomes a device to receive light, and together with the permeability of porcelain it emphasizes the aspect of light and shadow.

Created: 2005-2013

Tags: ArtArtworksCeramic artCeramic artistCeramicsContemporary artContemporary ceramicsGeometryJapanese artJapanese ceramicsjapanese contemporary ceramicsYoichiro KameiYoichiro Kamei Ceramics

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