Works by Tatsuya Tsutsui & Johanna De Maine are part of the 'Artistic Licence' exhibition which commences on Easter Saturday.

Tatsuya Tsutsui 

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Ceramics
Born - Japan
​Resides Australia & Japan

Tatsuya Tsutsui has the distinction of being a traditionally trained Porcelain Artist from Arita, Kyushu, Japan for over 40 years.
After completing a degree in Visual Art, specializing in oil painting, in 1974 at Musashino Art University, Tatsuya worked in various sculpture studios in Musashisakai, Tokyo. In 1978-81 he attended Arita College of Ceramics where he was taught by Throwing Master and National Living Treasure, Inoue Manji.
While attending Arita College Tatsuya also worked for potter Matsuo Shigetoshi. In 1986 he opened studio “Tatsuya Kobo” at Nakadaru Pottery Village, Arita. 
Tatsuya is a selected member of both the Arita Ceramic Association and Issuikai Ceramic Association as well as now being a member of Ceramic Arts Queensland.  He has won numerous awards and commendations since 1981 for his finely crafted porcelain and has participated in countless group shows as well as exhibiting in his own solo shows.  He has gallery representation in Tokyo, Fukuoka and Nagasaki.
​Tatsuya now resides in both Japan and Australia.

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Lotus - Arita Porcelain - 31cm highx36cm diameter

Green Rain - Arita Porcelain - 19x22.5cm

Fertility - Arita Porcelain - 33.5x37cm

Harmony of Rings Large Vase - Arita Porcelain, Celadon - 35cm high x 29cm diameter

Harmony of Rings - Hexagonal Bowl -

The artworks below are from Kayabuki Kobo, 
​a collaboration between Tatsuya Tsutsui & Johanna De Maine.

Geckoes 2018 - Porcelain, Reduction, Decals & Raised Enamel - 7x12.5x12.5cm

Click here to go to the Sublime Realities web page now featuring all works in the exhibition
Sublime Realities April 2020

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