Solo Exhibition of Potter Tatsuma Segawa
Potter Tatsuma Segawa presents his first solo exhibition in Hong Kong at Gallery tete, featuring a collection of ceramic works including sulfurized silver glaze, white glaze, and white porcelain pieces.
- When
26 Jun 2026 - 12 Jul 2026 13:00 - 18:00
- Location
Gallery tete (PMQ)
Hong Kong Island Central Central and Western
PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong
Program Overview
This exhibition marks the first solo showcase in Hong Kong by Japanese potter Tatsuma Segawa, hosted at Gallery tete in PMQ. Born in 1988 in Kanagawa Prefecture, Segawa currently maintains a studio in Senju, Tokyo.
Exhibition Highlights
The exhibition features a series of distinctive ceramic works that explore the interaction between traditional pottery and non-mainstream materials. Segawa utilizes metals such as aluminum, silver, iron, and copper, applying experimental glazing techniques to create unique textures and appearances. Featured series include:
- Sulfurized Silver Glaze Series: Created by sintering pure silver onto the ceramic surface followed by sulfurization, these pieces possess a unique metallic luster.
- White Glaze Series: Through smoke-firing techniques, natural carbonized patterns are revealed, creating intricate visual depth.
- White Porcelain Series: Inspired by the iconic Ding ware of the Song Dynasty, this latest series showcases pure white porcelain with delicate, wrinkle-like patterns.
Segawa’s work is a testament to the balance between artistic theory and emotion, bridging the gap between earth and metal.
Venue & Access
The exhibition is held at Gallery tete, located within PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong.
Ticketing Information
Free admission.
