The tmh. art space “Vertigineux ≠ tmh.” will host the exhibition “Unreasonable Reflector—Light Walked Slowly” by ceramic artists Masako Matsumoto and Tsuyoshi Tsujino.
tmh.atelier Press release: October 14, 2025 tmh. art space “Vertigineux ≠ tmh.” is hosting an exhibition titled “Unreasonable Reflector—Light Walked Slowly” by ceramic artists Masako Matsumoto and Tsuyoshi Tsujino. From Wednesday, October 15th to Sunday, November 9th, we will be holding the exhibition “Unreasonable Reflector – Light Walked Slowly” by ceramic artist Masako Matsumoto and glass artist Tsuyoshi Tsujino. We hope you will come and visit.
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https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/136073/7/136073-7-05a75f7939e816a7b4eeb4016adc4f65-720×900.jpg Profile Masako Masumoto Ceramic artist | Masako Matsumoto 1979: Born in Wakayama Prefecture. Experienced in a variety of occupations 2011: Studied pottery in Tajimi and Seto, and currently works as a potter in Wakayama Glass Artist | Tsuyoshi Tsujino’s Message for this Exhibition I first met Matsumoto when his pottery skills were recognized and he exhibited at the craft fair “Tomoshibito no Gathering” that I was hosting. The works I saw at the time were mainly tableware for everyday use. They didn’t loudly assert a strong individuality, but I remember them as “usable tableware” that quietly exuded uniqueness. Ten years later, I encountered her work again in Shirahama, Wakayama Prefecture, where we live together. The clay and glaze were probably unchanged, but the pieces stood there, imbued with a completely different meaning than before. Evolution or degeneration? I was deeply struck by the forms, which seemed to wriggle between the inorganic and organic, constantly changing. These works are man-made, yet exist as if they were not. There is a real sense of a deep and distant confrontation between the artist and the material. I hope you will take the time to see them for yourself.
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https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/136073/7/136073-7-016a8aafd045023cbf4d0c335c9818f1-682×853.jpg Profile Takashi Tsujino Glass artist | Tsuyoshi Tsujino 1964: Born in Osaka Prefecture 1986: Studied industrial design and glass art at a vocational school, then moved to the United States. Designs, produces, and blows glass pieces at Satake Glass Co., Ltd. (Osaka Prefecture). Runs and teaches glasswork classes. 2005: Founded the fresco brand and began developing craft products. Also invited product designers to the studio to plan and run workshops. (Until 2014) 2008: Became a founding member of the Sakai Craft Fair “Gathering of Light People” and served as chairman of the executive committee until 2018. 2022: Fresco is incorporated as Fresco Co., Ltd. 2022: Established fresco branch studio “CAVO” in Wakayama Prefecture. About -Vertigineux≠tmh.- “Vertigineux≠tmh.” will hold exhibitions and workshops, aiming to become a place where unique artists and people from a variety of genres can gather and where expressions intersect. We will work together with artists to create a space where new values are woven, where each visit brings fresh surprises, and where visitors can experience the sensation of traveling through time and space. In the future, “Vertigineux≠tmh.” will provide workshops and opportunities for interaction with artists, where visitors can learn about the background of their creations and engage in dialogue with them, striving to become a place where visitors can experience art from multiple perspectives. “Vertigineux≠tmh.” is a place proposed by tmh. where you can experience a new era of aesthetic sensibility. We hope that by visiting here, your sensibilities will also be elevated to a new level. About -tmh.-
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/136073/7/136073-7-98758dd5355a0d39519ef39125cef6ba-600×600.jpg Studio tmh. 2-9-8 Ebisu Minami, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 2B tmh. tmh. is a jewelry brand that combines various elements, from fine art and literature to classics and fashion, and is created through extensive consideration. Its sculptural forms, with a modern flair, are also part of the brand’s appeal. The collection is divided into four lines with different concepts. Designer | Tomohiko Furuta Graduated from the Faculty of Law, Waseda University. While attending university, he studied jewelry design and making both in Japan and abroad. 2001: Started activities as tmh. 2009: Opened tmh.SLEEP in Ebisu, Tokyo. 2014: Established the current atelier and store, tmh.&L’INTERIEUR In June 2025, the art space “Vertigineux≠tmh.” will open. automatically, so please do not reply.
