A shape that blooms in the wild.

In this season when summer begins

A solo exhibition by ceramic artist Haruka Miyata

It will be held.

Miyata's tableware making

It starts with facing the soil.

Visit the mountains of Nagano yourself

Use a shovel to dig up the soil.

Stones and roots mixed in

Rough but living soil

Accepting it as it is

"Rather than deciding the shape with your own hands,

The clay is guided into the shape it wants to take.”

Miyata says that his pottery making

A quiet dialogue with the material

It's flowing.

The glaze also

Burning the vegetation on the land

Homemade ash glaze.

Handmade over time

In the stacked vessels

Even after it's baked

It's as if the memory of nature remains somewhere.

The rough texture and

There is a slight fluctuation in the scenery.

In this exhibition

In addition to the standard tableware and sake cups,

Object works

More than last time

The expansion of Miyata's creative expression

Content that you can feel more deeply

It has become.

For example, chilled summer vegetables

A large bowl for serving fruit.

In a sake cup filled with ice

Enjoy some cold sake.

With cool summer ingredients

The appearance of the vessel is further enhanced.

The "shapes of the soil" that are born only in this season

"The dining table scene"

Please take a look.

Born in the cycle of nature

Vessels that bear the marks of the hands.

They are part of the lives of those who use them.

While fitting in smoothly

As a memory of one season

I think it will continue to remain quietly.

*The vessels and objects in the photo are
This is a past work.
Different works will be on display during the event.
They line up.

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Haruka Miyata Ceramic Exhibition

"A form that blooms in the wild."
July 18th (Friday) - July 27th (Sunday), 2025