SpotLight: Kazuya Ishida | Artist Interview | Ceramics Masterclass | The Living Light Art Studio

[@sashawhitehead7378]

What a gorgeous guy and good communicator of the essenceof his work. Very authentic!

[@DunoonVanRijn-dx1hr]

Thank you for your input and beautiful pieces

[@brigittepascal14]

Wow, what beauty you bring to clay and clay brings to you. Thank you for sharing your gift with us. I look forward to learning more from you; not just in how you manipulate the material and create but your philosophical views on life and how to bring it to the space when creating art. "Don't be afraid" I love it.

[@sooniejeon]

개인적인 경험을 작품에 쏟아넣어서 자신만의 세계를 창조하신점이 특별합니다. 굉장히 다이내믹한 흙의 정신을 표출하셨네요. 영감 받았습니다! 감사합니다

[@claricerick6980]

Fantástic!

[@廖洲新]

HOWnice ! PERfect !

[@SpringNotes]

Can someone explain what Kazuya said in the beginning about handbuilding ? That you can do anything, but less unique. It went over my head. Thank you in advance ! Btw, amazing artist.

[@Asantceramics]

I think he may be referring to his surface texture/ pattern technique. So to say with hand building you could make any shapes and forms but you may be limited in the surface texture possibilities that can be achieved on the pottery wheel by adding the element of centrifugal force to the mix, i.e the result he gets from his technique. This is just my guess