Ceramist YAGI Kazuo says that "陳設陶" is a concept of pure modelling, of a simple 'object'.
The work "陳設陶" is created by wheel throwing. By making use of the spinning of the wheel, the ceramic body is produced and moulded with techniques differing from traditional ones. Through connecting the processes of wheel throwing, distorting and trimming, a tension is generated among the clay, spinning, and human force, leading the clay out of the traditional status of ceramics.
"陳設陶" will be held from the 1st to 31st of May at Mudheytong Gallery. An exhibition of vessels twisted and reformed, as an investigation of the artistic relationship between traditional craft and art, and demonstrating the vessels in a different way.
Law Chun Ho, Vincent graduated from the Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) programme co-presented by the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University Australia and Hong Kong Art School. He received Mr. Jerry Kwan Memorial Scholarship and Best Artwork (Ceramics) Award from the Hong Kong Art School. Law's works mainly with wheel thrown, investigate the artistic relationship between traditional craft and art. In 2020, Law held his first solo exhibition "陳設陶".
