Collection: TAKEYOSHI MITSUI

TAKEYOSHI MITSUI

ARTIST STORY

When he was university student, he experimented with different genres, such as glass production and ceramics, in order to find out what he was suited for and what he liked. He says that he was actually good at pottery, too.

Monochrome serenity amidst vibrant colors

The reason he decided to make glass was that it was a combination of arts, crafts and physical education which I had loved since I was a child. He says that making glass is similar to a physical sport such as when to take out the glass and adjusting its shape. Therefore he became interested in making glass works while moving his body. Then he decided to move to Toyama where there is a famous glass workshop. He told us his story while he moved his body rhythmically and created beautiful pieces.

Although his works are in color, they have a quiet monochrome feel. In addition, while they have the playfulness of a toy, they stand out with a refined sharpness. He creates his works by daring to express something quiet by combining these contradictory extremes.

He says he wants to value the diversity of different values. He is interested in creating unique pieces that have an object-like element, even if they are tableware that is used on our daily life. The beautiful works created by his hand are not only beautiful, but also exist quietly surrounded by light and shadow.

The reason he decided to make glass was that it was a combination of arts, crafts and physical education which I had loved since I was a child. He says that making glass is similar to a physical sport such as when to take out the glass and adjusting its shape. Therefore he became interested in making glass works while moving his body. Then he decided to move to Toyama where there is a famous glass workshop. He told us his story while he moved his body rhythmically and created beautiful pieces.

Although his works are in color, they have a quiet monochrome feel. In addition, while they have the playfulness of a toy, they stand out with a refined sharpness. He creates his works by daring to express something quiet by combining these contradictory extremes.

He says he wants to value the diversity of different values. He is interested in creating unique pieces that have an object-like element, even if they are tableware that is used on our daily life. The beautiful works created by his hand are not only beautiful, but also exist quietly surrounded by light and shadow.

Monochrome serenity amidst vibrant colors

The reason he decided to make glass was that it was a combination of arts, crafts and physical education which I had loved since I was a child. He says that making glass is similar to a physical sport such as when to take out the glass and adjusting its shape. Therefore he became interested in making glass works while moving his body. Then he decided to move to Toyama where there is a famous glass workshop. He told us his story while he moved his body rhythmically and created beautiful pieces.

Although his works are in color, they have a quiet monochrome feel. In addition, while they have the playfulness of a toy, they stand out with a refined sharpness. He creates his works by daring to express something quiet by combining these contradictory extremes.

He says he wants to value the diversity of different values. He is interested in creating unique pieces that have an object-like element, even if they are tableware that is used on our daily life. The beautiful works created by his hand are not only beautiful, but also exist quietly surrounded by light and shadow.

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BIOGRAPHY

1987 Born in Fukuyama City, Hiroshima Prefecture
2010 Graduated from Kurashiki University of Arts and Sciences, Faculty of Art, Department of
Crafts and Design
2012 Finished the Department of Crafts, Graduate School of Arts, Kurashiki University of Arts
and Sciences
2012 Belongs to Toyama Glass Studio (~2016)
2016 Canberra Glassworks residency production (Australia)


Currently creating his works in Toyama