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Tatsuro Maeno was born in 1980 in Hyogo, Japan. After a 4-year training (2000 – 2004) at the prestigious Université des beaux-arts ‘Tama’ (‘Tama’ University of fine arts, Tokyo, Japan) and getting his degree as well as a Bachelor in ceramic arts, he worked for several exhibitions, as much as art director as exhibition curator. Then, he started a career as an artist in Denmark in 2009, from where many of his current designs were inspired. Since 2015, he is at present working for himself, in Japan, for his private studio – TatsuroMaeno Studio Gallery – in Chigasaki / Kanagawa for the greatest luxurious names and his own collections. 兵庫県生まれ。陶芸家。2009年にデンマーク・スケルスコーにある International Ceramic Research Centerに滞在し制作。 その後、コペンハーゲンに移り陶磁器作家として活動を開始。2010年の帰国後に神奈川県茅ヶ崎市に自身のプライベートスタジオ[Tatsuro Maeno Studio ]をオープン。自然に囲まれた湘南のリラックスした風土をエレメントに、スカンジナビアンモダンのエッセンスをミックスした独自のスタイルを表現している。

28.9.09

U vase by porcelæn


1.11 it's copmleted new ''U vases''.
Color: transparent(clear), milky white


U vase is the key from 'Untidy'.



U vase
color : milky white
material : porcelæn and rubber band

size : W16 ×D6 × H15cm


25.9.09

New vase series 2

D vase type1
color : transparent (inside) Milky white (outside)
material:porcelæn
size:ø12 × H21cm

J vase type1
color : Japansk matt black (inside) light gray (outside)
material : stone ware
size:ø20 × H16cm

D vase type2color : Japansk matt black (inside) light gray (outside)
material : stone ware
size:ø18 × H16cm

24.9.09

D series / small & J vase by Porcelæn

border pattern / red New
 
 border pattern / black New

border pattern / green, black New
Pictures in Denmark 2009 no.1
no.2

During ''Project network 09'' I made 26 different containers in total from A to Z
as a key to make the objects a first letter of the alphabet,
after project since moving to Copenhagen, I have been working to develop some of them works.

D ( key:delight ) vase and J ( key:Joker) vase are also parts of this job.


D series / small (left) J vase (right)
ø12 ×11 cm
color:
transparent
/ size : W12 H11cm

color:Japansese mat black  

color : milky white
 


All color variation

pink
yellow  

blue

deep blue (limited edition

green 

purple 

2.3.09

Network2008-2009 Exhibition at Danmarks Keramikmuseum Grimmerhus


3.March to 5.April. 2009
Grimmerhus - Danmarks Keramikmuseum
Kongebrovej 42, Middelfart
www.grimmerhus.dk


The details of some works

Fantasia
( Royalcopenhagen porcelæn, Gas-reduction firing, Ø5H3 cm)
Private gift
Untidy
* The original of U vase
( Recycled clay, Raku firing, Ø11H10 cm)


Tetora
( Royalcopenhagen porcelæn, Gas-reduction firing, Ø6H10 cm)
Sold out
 
Moment
( Royalcopenhagen porcelæn, Gas-reduction firing, Ø8H12 cm)
Sold out

Ballon
( Recycled clay, Raku firing, Ø1oH9 cm)
in stock  price : ask

Spider
( Recycled clay, Raku firing, Ø14H7 cm)


Delight
* The original of D vase
( Porcelæn,wood firing, Ø12H8 cm)
Donation to Guldagergård


Joker
* The original of J vase
( Porcelæn,wood firing, Ø12H11 cm)
Donation to Guldagergård


Hung ten
( Porcelæn,wood firing, Ø12H11 cm)
in stock  price : ask


Rhythm
( Royalcopenhagen porcelæn, wood firing, Ø13H8 cm)
Private collection


Air
( Recycled clay, Raku firing, Ø13H8 cm)
sold out


November
( Red clay, Raku firing, Ø10H10 cm)
in stock price : ask


( Recycled clay, Raku firing, Ø9H16 cm)
Sold out


18.2.09

Project Network 09 : Utsuwa A to Z

A picture with All ''Networker 09''

Project : Utsuwa A to Z
Project Network 09 exhibition at GULDAGERGÅRD International Ceramic Research Center
February 14th to 27th , 2009

tour to Grimmerhus - Danmarks Keramikmuseum
Kongebrovej 42, Middelfart
3.March 3th to April 5th , 2009
 info.





 
Title : Utsuwa A to Z

Concept :
Containers..... Vase, Bowl, Cup, Glass, Vessel, Bottle. These vessels can be described by the term '' Utsuwa = 器 '' in Japan.

This term is used to describe a Japanese sense of beauty. To describe something as Utsuwa is to say it includes simplicity, but also a sense of space and emptyness, where gentle organic imperfections are beautiful. However, included in this is thoughtfulness and visual sensitivity .
In this project I made 26 Utsuwas in total, from A to Z, from big to small.

In case of Japan, there is a concept 「詫・寂」in one of sence of beauties of Japan.

詫 means " it seems to be coarse" or " it seems to be simple".
寂 means  " it seems to have been deteriorated by the time passage". It is resemblance to the beauty of patina(green rust) in English.

During in this project, I wanted to express [wabi /sabi] with 26 utuwas.
 
How to make : I advance my project a clue to the word that was associated from initial A to Z of the alphabet.

(Glaze,clay,firings)
○A : Air (Recycled clay, Raku)
○B : Balloon (Recycled clay,Raku-gas)
△C : Canvas (Porcelain, electric 1280℃)
●D : Delight (Porcelain, wood fire)
○E : Emptiness (Red clay, Raku-gas)
○F : Fantasia (Porcelain,Gas1280℃  reduction)
△G : Glaze (Red clay, Raku-wood & gas)
○H : Hello (Recycled clay, Raku-gas)
△ I : Indigo(Recycled clay ,Raku-wood & gas )
●J : Joker (Porcelain, wood fire)
○K : Kitsch (Recycled clay ,Raku-gas)
○L : Lime (Recycled clay, Raku-gas)
○M : Moment (Porcelain, reduction 1280℃)
○N : November (Red clay,raku-gas)
●O : Oasis (Porcelain, electric 1250℃)
○P : Picnic ( Recycled clay, electric 1280℃)
○Q : Quiet (Recycled clay,Raku-gas)
●R : Rhythm (Porcelain, wood fire)
○S : Spider (Porcelain, Raku-gas)
○T : Tetora (Porcelain, Gas1280℃  reduction)
○U : Untidy (Recycled clay, raku-gas)
●V : Vino (Porcelain, wood fire)
○W : White (Porcelain, Raku-gas)
○X : Xhyophone (Red clay, Raku-gas)
○Y : You (Red clay, Raku-gas)
○Z : Za  (Recycled clay,Raku-gas)



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1.10.08

Pao series


material:earthn ware
size:ø20 × H5cm (left),
ø20 × H25cm (right)
Photo:Tatsuro Maeno

This series inspiration from
form of Gel (generaly we call ''Pao'' in Japan), that is used by Mongolian nomads living in the highlands, mainly that of a traditional mobile housing.



material:earthn ware
size:ø20 × H10cm



material:earthn ware
size:ø13 × H17cm (left),
ø8 × H10cm (right)



material:earthn ware
size:ø7 × H10cm (left),
ø7 × H7cm (middle) ,ø8 × H8cm (right)




material:earthn ware
size:ø20 × H20cm

Photo:Mitsuru Koga (JP)