新里明士「translucent transformation」

[@ryanivy4823]

challenging piece! great work!!!

[@sharonwhiteman6874]

Brave to wear black with no splash guard Beautiful work

[@m.macdog5113]

The guys wearing black and he doesn't seem to have any splattered. A true master at work

[@ricardotavares29]

Beautiful ❤

[@shanealharbi8664]

Fantastic!! Could we see an upclose photos of the finished products?

[@carmecarrerastrelliso764]

Gran artista me gusta tu obra Muchas grácias.

[@melimoo6656]

Absolutely beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing!!! ❤️

[@EmergentStardust]

Really fantastic, I hope you upload more!

[@yvettebars1678]

❤❤❤

[@nightismonochrome]

Deliberately cracking and then leaning something against the bisque to shape it during the second firing is genius. The outcome: a piece that looks soft to the touch, given its shape and translucency. I knew that pieces can warp under their own weight a little in the kiln, but never to this degree. 凄い.

[@Thriron]

Thanks for your comment, I couldn't tell what happened until I read this

[@1234dvarela]

Really lovely work! Thank you!

[@kittiekat1236]

Personally I absolutely love the way it came out, it’s a form unique in its own right that would look stunning on display set against a window where it can catch the right light to cast beautiful shadows.

[@hellokatza]

An honest guy showing the real proces of craft learning, failure and repetition. Hats off

[@edstud1]

Very inspiring!

[@charlieevergreen3514]

I would have loved to see a close up of the finished surface, with a couple of lighting scenarios (backlit, frontlit). Still a good video of his process. Thank you.

[@МаринаШирманова-м7о]

Виртуозно!!!!

[@andizhanstuey]

Stunning. I got goosebumps watching ♥️♥️♥️

[@dajsingchaiw4679]

Hightly apperciated for your share, cheer.

[@wllm4785]

If anyone has a dentist phobia, beware of 4:02

[@MartinoftheHill]

Is he deliberately cracking the bisqued piece with wood, so it collapses in the second firing?

[@penguinista]

He also leaned a heavy post against it and fired it half way to get it to have the beginning of the fold. You can see that at 6:48. Then he fired it completely so it drooped a little more.

[@MartinoftheHill]

@@penguinista Well spotted - I missed that!

[@tiwantiwaabibiman2603]

Yes. It's an art/aesthetic piece not utilitarian...

[@sandrapatriciavasquezc.938]

Que belleza !!!

[@emiliopoljanec9006]

WHAT A MASTER ... FABULOUS ... 👏

[@verar7861]

👏👏👏💯

[@victorgaladimawa6399]

what a thing of beauty

[@petsila]

He did it on purpose, I'd have done it 1000 times by accident.... Too incredible

[@pamdemonia]

Wow.

[@angelafenixlovey550]

😍😍😍😍😍😋

[@tiwantiwaabibiman2603]

Lovely! Dude, get some WD40 for that chair!!! LOL!!!

[@kevinjamiesonbelou]

Why was he banging on it with that dowel?

[@kayt2]

I'm guessing to get all the dust out of the holes.

[@penguinista]

He was making a crack down the top half of it, so it would appear to have a rip in it. He leaned a heavy post against it and fired it half way to get it to have the beginning of the fold. You can see that at 6:48. Then he fired it fully so it drooped a little more,

[@pchinnIII]

To me a lot of Japanese pottery is sterile. The unbelievable technical mastery leads to the absence of nature. Impressive but cold.