Tomoyuki Hoshino Exhibition "Peach Season"

Tomoyuki Hoshino

Tomoyuki Hoshino "Peach Season"

期間：February 14th (Friday) - February 23rd (Sunday), 2025

会場：銀座一穂堂

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Artist's comment

It has been about 12 years since I started making pink works, and as I have learned more about the color, I have gradually come to think of it as a symbol of humanity , projecting my own inner greed and karma.
For my first solo exhibition at Ippodo, I used peach as a motif. Peach has been one of my themes for a long time, and I hope you can feel the early spring.

Tomoyuki Hoshino

Comment from Ippodo

Peach Festival will soon be upon us.
Since ancient times, peaches have been used as a fruit to ward off evil spirits and to ensure longevity, and their lovely flowers have been gorgeously offered to the Hina dolls.
When I first touched Ms. Hoshino's peach-colored teacups, their gentle color and shape were like a lovely peach, with a sweet fragrance wafting through the air.
It seems that the color pink is not such a simple thing for the maker.
The unique ceramics at the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition and the Kikuchi Biennale have been attracting people.
The “World of Peach Color” at Ippodo features works in the color of happiness.

Ippodo Keiko Aono

Artist

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Tomoyuki Hoshino

1976
Born in Kofu, Yamanashi Prefecture
1999
Graduated from Yokohama City University. Worked at a human resources service company for 5 years.
2005
Graduated from Kyoto Prefectural Ceramic Technical College, Molding Department, Studied under Yuichi Ikai
2007
Started business in Kokubunji, Tokyo
2013
Certified as a regular member of the Japan Crafts Association
60th Japanese Traditional Crafts Exhibition, Japan Crafts Association Encouragement Award
5th Kikuchi Biennale Encouragement Award
2017
The 11th International Ceramic Exhibition Mino, Special Jury Award (selected by Sou Fujimoto)
2023
The Progress of Ceramics: Musee Tomo, Kikuchi Kanmi Memorial

Collection
Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum
Ise Cultural Foundation
Fuchu City

Works