We are pleased to present a solo exhibition of ceramic artist Katsutoshi Mizuno, who lives and works in Kure, Hiroshima. After studying at the Seto Ceramic Training School and Kutani Seiyou Kiln, Mizuno established his independent practice in Hirota Village, Ehime, before returning to his hometown of Kure, where he continues to create his work. Using porcelain clay from Tobe, Ehime, he has consistently pursued the refined beauty unique to white porcelain. Inspired by classical ceramics—including Joseon white porcelain, Song dynasty wares, and early Imari—Mizuno reinterprets timeless forms for contemporary life. By drawing on the wisdom and craftsmanship of the past while expressing his own artistic vision, he creates vessels that are both enduring and deeply functional. Characterized by balanced forms, meticulous craftsmanship, and exceptional usability, his works are suited to both everyday dining and special occasions. We warmly invite you to experience the enduring beauty of Katsutoshi Mizuno’s white porcelain.