Takeshi Imaizumi (b. 1978) majored in Political Science and Economics, but his true passion was making ceramics. Studying the traditional masterpieces of China's Song Dynasty, Imaizumi’s work combines Tenmoku with Celadon. His experimental glazes, formulations, and firing techniques produce bowls with deceptively three dimensional scenes and unique patterns.
Awards and Collection:
Asahi Ceramic Art Exhibition (2002, 2003, 2004)
Taiwan Ceramics Biennale, Taiwan
Grand Prize, Katsura-no-miya Award, Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition, sponsored by Mainichi Newspaper
Bronze Prize, Korea World Ceramic Biennale, Korea
Faenza International Ceramic Art Exhibition
Modern Craft and the Tea Ceremony II, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
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