Wriggling octopuses embedded in ceramic vessels

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Ceramic artist Keiko Masumoto created a series of traditional ceramic vessels merging with wriggling octopuses. Keiko Masumoto studied ceramics at the Kyoto City University of Arts and took part in the artist-in-residence program at Philadelphia’s University of ARTS. “Whether art or craft, I want to offer work that is intensely consciousness of that category, that framework, to explore what I myself felt,” said the artist.



I can’t make sense of what any practical functions of this set of teaware has, but I know it’s really hard to make 🙂

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