This is an object made of terracotta with an uneven surface and vivid gradation coloring. It's interesting because it looks different depending on the angle. It fits in the palm of your hand, so it's easy to display anywhere.

[SIZE: Height x Width x Depth (cm)]
Y/NO #01: 9×10.5×9.5
Y/NO #02: 10.5×11.5×8
Y/NP #01: 10.5×15.5×11
Y/NP #02: 13×12×9.5
M/PO #01: 10.5 x 15.5 x 11
M/PO #02: 13×12×9.5
M/PO #03: 7×13×13
CP/BP #01: 9×10.5×9.5
CP/BP #02: 10.5×11.5×8
CP/BP #03: 7×13×13

■Mie Takahashi
Born in Hokkaido in 1994. Lives in Kanagawa Prefecture. Graduated from Yokohama Art University's Crafts Department in 2017. He creates three-dimensional works inspired by the lines and shapes of the doodles he collects every day.
Major exhibitions include 2019 “Mariko Sanao and Mii Takahashi Exhibition” (hpgrp GALLERY TOKYO),
2019 "Floating Forms" exhibition (ANAGRA, Tokyo),
2020 “Unknown Forms” Exhibition (KYOTO ART HOSTELkumagusuku), etc.
Instagram: @mie___takahashi

[Staff review]

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Point: When you look at Takahashi Mii's work for a while, you will naturally feel a warmth in your heart. Another attractive feature is that the way the work looks changes depending on the light and angle.

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