In Japan, people barely know “Bankoyaki” is one of the rare technique to produce tea pots using wooden molds discovered in my home town Yokkaichi.
The thin pressed clay wrapped around this puzzled wooden mold, make the shape of a teapot. After the manufacturing process, only few people make this teapot in Yokkaichi.
In the Netherlands, embroidery is famous as traditional hand work technique, which not many people are involved with these days. I made a new teapot combining these different techniques and drawing pattern of modern non-daily circumstances which is quite far from the “traditional”.
These teapots are located in the daily life of the Dutch family and will be used for a month. Through this experience and tea ceremony held by the Dutch family, I would like to observe and record how these works influence the daily life of people and how their circumstance are changed.
past works
Drawing of van Loon
From the motif pattern of wall paper and furniture in musuem van Loon , I made drawings and sckeches in various sizes with ink and pencils.
Elephant’s Shawl or Wallpaper
Romantic fantastic animals and tree drawings are printed on silk fabric. Realistic serious occasions and people are embroidered on it.
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2009/2007 Fonds voor de beeldende kunst Fine Art , The Netherlands
2008 Giving lecture in Shanghai Second Polytechnic University China
2006 “Post and Matsuo” Gallery EM Schiedam
2006 “Sunday Dinner”project Herengraght 498 Amsterda
2004 Beurs van Berlage Foundation (the Netherlands)
2004 BA Gerrit Rietveld Academie Art and Design Amsterdam
2002 Pola Foundation for the Promotion of Traditional Japanese Culture
2002 Saia bunka foundation (Japan)
2000–2001 “Boomerang Art Project” Kyoto-Breman Gernamy
2000 MA in sculpture fine Art, Kyoto City University of Art
Contact
mail: harukamatsuo@hotmail.com
website: www.haruka.nl
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