Terumasa Ikeda

池田晃将

Terumasa Ikeda

Works created by Terumasa Ikeda

While preserving Japan's traditional lacquer art, we are using modern cutting-edge science to attempt to create ultra-fine mother-of-pearl never before seen.
The piece features intricate mother-of-pearl inlay, including numbers, cut to a thickness of just 0.08 mm using a laser cutter.
It expresses the majesty created by the accumulation of intricate details, such as those found in ruins or religious architecture.

池田晃将

Terumasa Ikeda

Biography
1987 Born in Chiba Prefecture
2014 Graduated from Kanazawa College of Art, Crafts Department, Lacquer and Woodwork Course
2016 Completed Master's course at Kanazawa College of Art
2019 Completed Kanazawa Utatsuyama Craft Workshop
Currently independent in Kanazawa City

Solo Exhibitions
2023 "Shell of Phantom Light" (21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa, Design Gallery, Ishikawa)
2023 "Superb Craftsmanship, For the Future! Meiji Crafts and Their DNA" (Mitsui Memorial Museum of Art, Tokyo)
2023 “Terumasa Ikeda: Iridescent Lacquer” (Ippodo Gallery New York)
2023 "Pokemon X Crafts Exhibition: Great Discoveries of Beauty and Skill" (National Crafts Museum, Ishikawa)
2022 "Genreless Crafts Exhibition" (National Crafts Museum, Ishikawa)

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Past Exhibitions/Events

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Urushi artist Ikeda Terumasa: Two of his urushi works acquired by the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

Traditional craft raden (mother-of-pearl inlay) elevated to the digital world. Contemporary artist Terumasa Ikeda's work to be exhibited at the Victoria and Albert Museum in the UK.

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