HIROYUKI YAMADA
Backloaded Horn Speaker No.003
2021
Ceramic and Speaker Components (Cable and Bluetooth)
Approx. H11.5” x W13” x D8.5” (H29cm x W33 x D22cm)
Price listed includes shipping within the United States. Invoice will indicate artwork and shipping price.
For international interest please contact: info@peteraugustusgallery.com
All sales are final.
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Backloaded Horn Speaker No.003
2021
Ceramic and Speaker Components (Cable and Bluetooth)
Approx. H11.5” x W13” x D8.5” (H29cm x W33 x D22cm)
Price listed includes shipping within the United States. Invoice will indicate artwork and shipping price.
For international interest please contact: info@peteraugustusgallery.com
All sales are final.
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This sculpture was created with both aesthetics and utility in mind. A functional work of art, it is actually a working ceramic speaker, made in Japan. It features impeccable sound and bass, and connects via bluetooth or AUX cord.
For a sound demo please contact us.
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Ceramic artist Hiroyuki Yamada has been actively exhibiting his works since the early 1990s, gaining significant attention both in Japan and abroad. He adheres to ancient Japanese methods of ceramic production, while adding contemporary touches, including speaker components, modern shapes, and striking choices of glaze.
His work has been exhibited around the world and is found in private and institutional collections in Japan, India, Europe and the United States, including the collections of the MIHO MUSEUM, Shigaraki; Taipei County Yingge Ceramics Museum; The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston USA; World Ceramic Center, Yeoju Korea; Uttarayan Art Foundation Gujarat, India; Clayarch Gimhae Museum, Korea; and the EKWC, Holland.
A selection of his shows include: “GOD” – Great Object Daikon, Gallery Paku Paku An, 2017 (Tokyo); Dug Out Clay, Art Salon Yamaki, 2017 (Osaka); Red, Azabujuban Gallery, 2017 (Tokyo); Potters Who Travel, Vol. I, EKWC, 2018 (Netherlands); Every day is Good for Curry, Ginza Mitsukoshi, Ginza Stage, 2018 (Tokyo); Great Exhibition of Lucky Charm, Gallery Paku Paku An, 2019 (Tokyo); Bake the Earth a little, 2020 (web exhibition); Hundred flowers blooming in profusion, Gallery Paku Paku An, 2020 (Tokyo); Chaotic Color World, Gallery NEXT, 2022 (Osaka); The Congregation, Peter Augustus, 2022 (Dallas, Texas, USA).
For a sound demo please contact us.
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Ceramic artist Hiroyuki Yamada has been actively exhibiting his works since the early 1990s, gaining significant attention both in Japan and abroad. He adheres to ancient Japanese methods of ceramic production, while adding contemporary touches, including speaker components, modern shapes, and striking choices of glaze.
His work has been exhibited around the world and is found in private and institutional collections in Japan, India, Europe and the United States, including the collections of the MIHO MUSEUM, Shigaraki; Taipei County Yingge Ceramics Museum; The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston USA; World Ceramic Center, Yeoju Korea; Uttarayan Art Foundation Gujarat, India; Clayarch Gimhae Museum, Korea; and the EKWC, Holland.
A selection of his shows include: “GOD” – Great Object Daikon, Gallery Paku Paku An, 2017 (Tokyo); Dug Out Clay, Art Salon Yamaki, 2017 (Osaka); Red, Azabujuban Gallery, 2017 (Tokyo); Potters Who Travel, Vol. I, EKWC, 2018 (Netherlands); Every day is Good for Curry, Ginza Mitsukoshi, Ginza Stage, 2018 (Tokyo); Great Exhibition of Lucky Charm, Gallery Paku Paku An, 2019 (Tokyo); Bake the Earth a little, 2020 (web exhibition); Hundred flowers blooming in profusion, Gallery Paku Paku An, 2020 (Tokyo); Chaotic Color World, Gallery NEXT, 2022 (Osaka); The Congregation, Peter Augustus, 2022 (Dallas, Texas, USA).
