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| Mauricio
MACEDO （MEXICO） |
| 2006/9/2～10/15 |
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Mr. Macedo studied
ceramic making in Japan and set up his own studio
in Mexico.
He relates the transformation of form and glaze
that takes place during the firing to the local
atmosphere of Mexico.
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| Please click here
to see other works made in Seto city |
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| Career |
Born in
1969
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| 1989-93 |
Universidad
Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, major in Spanish
literature
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| 1996-97 |
A research
student, Kanazawa College of Art, Ishikawa, Japan |
| 1998-99 |
Took
ceramic design courses, Kanazawa College of Art,
Ishikawa, Japan |
| 1999-01 |
MA of
ceramic course, department of craft, graduate
school of Kanazawa College of Art, Ishikawa, Japan |
| Awards: |
2000
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Japan Contemporary Ceramic Sculpture Exhibition,
Excellent Award
Kanazawa City Student the very best Award |
| 2003 |
Mexican national ceramic competition,
ceramic sculpture Grand Prix |
| Solo Exhibition: |
| 2003 |
Mexico Embassy of Japan |
| 2004 |
,Monterrey City History and Art
Museum,Mexico |
| Presently: |
2003
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Running ikerudesign Ceramic Design
Office
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| 2004 |
Part-time teacher of ITESM university,Monterrey,Mexico |
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| Statement |
| Seto International Ceramic
＆Glass Art Exchange Program 2006-2007 is by
all means an enriching project, allowing me
to learn more from the wonderful Japanese culture
that has always something new to show.
I am grateful with all the ceramists who kindly
allowed me to learn from their workshops, I
offer them my friendship and would like to invite
them to visit my country.
It is mandatory for Seto, a city with a profound
history in ceramics, to promote its art worldwide
so that it is even more recognized. The ceramics
world is in debt with Seto, it is thankful to
this program that I have the opportunity to
show the world about Japanese ceramics, specifically
from this city, and continue the cultural bonds
with Japan.
I want to thank the support from the staff of
Seto City Cultural Center, the Seto Ceramics
and Glass Art Center(Shinseikikougeikan) staff
and students, as well as my invaluable helpers,
without them I couldn’t have accomplished this
project.
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