China
During my stay at ceramic artist residencies in Jingdezhen, Sanbao, Zhengrutan, and WIT Wuhan spanning over 18 years, I have immersed myself in the local ceramic scene, collaborating with manufacturers and painters. In 2014 I taught a semester at Wuhan Institute of Technology and lectured at various universities as listed in my vita. Apart from that I had the opportunity to visit a number of most diverse places in this fascinating country, which has become my second home since then. The evolution of Jingdezhen was very evident during my trip in January 2024, with Taoxichuan evolving from a porcelain factory area into a dynamic space housing a museum, artist residency, shops, and a hotel. This transformation, overseen by architect David Chipperfield, showcases a harmonious blend of historical and modern architectural styles. My activities in the ceramic world in this region include creating large vessels, producing teapots and my 100 flower bowls, working on eggshell bowls, and organizing educational tours for students and teachers, reflecting my deep-rooted connection to the area's rich cultural heritage.
> Some of the pictures contain a link for more examples and more information.
2025 Taoxichuan
*Eggshell bowls 2015/ Zhengrutan
Game of Drones 2015/ Zhengrutan
2015 Xindu/ Jingdezhen
*A 100 Flowers/ link 2008
*A Lucky Ribbon/ 2008/ porcelain 44cm height
*Organ Harvest 2008/ Jingdezhen
*Plastic Ocean 2008/ Jingdezhen
Wenna + me/ 2008
The procedure of making porcelain in Jingdezhen City
The potter at 2:20 made the basic shape of my Lucky Ribbon vessel, the Organ Harvest and some others of mine …