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Japanese, born in 1969.
A self-taught ceramist, Kazunori Hamana divides his time between working as a fisherman and as a craftsman. After graduating from college in California, he returned to Japan, became a fisherman and began creating homemade ceramics and anchovies in Isumi (Chiba Prefecture).
Kazunori Hamana's works have the presence of the past. They are inhabited, like shells with everything organic scraped off or the surface made smooth by the sea. Sometimes bearing engravings and scratches, the works echo the marine environment from which the artist draws his inspiration.
In a lengthy process, Hamana's irregular pots are constructed from coils and achieve their unique surface through scratches and striped glazes. Hamana's work recaptures the simplicity and humility of a vernacular ceramic tradition.
Born in 1969, Osaka, Japan
2012
Playmountain, Tokyo Japan
2014
Hidari Zingaro, Tokyo Japan
2018
Curator's Cube, Tokyo Japan
2020
Curator's Cube, Tokyo Japan
2015
Kazunori Hamana Yuji Ueda Otani Workshop, organised by Takashi Murakami, Blum and Poe Los Angeles
2016
Kazunori Hamana Yuji Ueda Otani Workshop organised by Takashi Murakami, Blum et New York
2017
Superflat consideration of Takashi Murakami on Contemporary ceramics, Towada Art Center Japan
2020
5471. Miles, Blum and Poe Tokyo
2021
Kazunori Hamana ooidoshyoujou, Blum et Poe Tokyo
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