
guse ars
guse ars is a Tokyo based artist unit by Takahiro Murahashi and Satomi Iwase that started in 2010. As a source for our creation, we collect pottery fragments that have washed ashore, continuing to produce a variety of works. We also work as graphic and display designers.
news
- guse ars exhibition “RIVERSIDE POTTERY”at RIVER BOOKS
- guse ars exhibition “SHELL GAME -Everybody wants to be the sea-” at SUNNY BOY BOOKS
- guse ars exhibition “SHELL GAME -Everybody wants to be the sea-” at 本と商い ある日、
- guse ars exhibition “SEANUTS TALE” at minä perhonen elävä I
- guse ars exhibition “SEAPARTOOLS” at amanai

Walking along a seashore or riverbank, one can find fragments of pottery which used to be part of a vase or tile. These fragments have washed ashore and sometimes the original patterns remain on their surface. “Washed Pattern” is a guse ars’ project, which recomposes the patterns extracted from fragments of old pottery in order to create new patterns. Reincorporating new patterns into our daily lives through the form of tile, we also looks to the future, when the pattern will once again break into pieces and be washed ashore. This cycle can continue eternally, as it were, as life passes on from generation to generation. What is inscribed on this tile is an immense sequence of patterns which unfold over time and originate from a single fragment.
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