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Ayaka Terajima: Selected works

September 23, 2020
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Ayaka Terajima: Selected works, 2018-2019

Clay Stage, 2018

  • Clay Stage, 2018, Performance with sound, 30 min, 600kg of raw clay, W200xD200xH20 cm
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This work is my first performance work: walking around on a huge raw clay piece according to sound recorded on my 30 minutes every day route from home to the academy.

The huge object created in the performance was burned.

Doki series (the pot), 2019

  • the pot, 2019, Ceramics, Plastic glass, Newspaper, Wood, Metal, W150xD70xH140 cm
  • the pot, 2019, Recycled clay, W47xD47xH60 cm
  • the pot, 2019, Recycled clay, W47xD47xH60 cm
  • the pot, 2019, Clay, Glaze, W34xD34xH45 cm
  • Doki, 2020, Recycled clay, W180xD150xH120 cm
  • Doki, 2020, Recycled clay, W16xD20xH30 cm
  • Doki, 2020, Recycled clay, W16xD16xH35 cm
  • Doki, 2020, Recycled clay, W13xD16xH26 cm

As a person who has learned traditional crafts, I am interested in mass-produced ready-made products. Sometimes it’s a difficult feeling to be aware of a mixture of hatred and longing.

This series is decorated with plastic cases found in the daily life. I took my inspiration from the Japanese Jomon pottery (Doki).

The material used is recycled clay with a paper-like appearance, this eco-friendly process contrasts with environmentally harmful plastic packaging. The hand-assembled pieces are highlighted by contrasting the organic shape of the object with the angular shape of the plastic packaging.

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