Jaimun Kim

Sculpture/ObjectKUnique vesselsRakuutility ceramicsGlaze
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Raku treasures

Jaimun Kim is a ceramic artist from South Korea who has been working intensively with the raku firing technique for over 20 years. In his many years of creative work, Kim has continuously developed the raku technique in order to explore new aesthetic and material possibilities. Kim's black and white works are characterized by a special depth and tranquillity that arise from the combination of controlled craftsmanship and the unpredictable character of raku firing.

Jaimun Kim

Hauptstraße 66
59320 Ennigerloh

hdke2015[at]gmail.com
@jaimunkim

 

Jaimun Kim's main areas of work well explained:

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Raku is an old firing technique from Asia, in which the low fired (approx. 1000 °), bisqued and glazed ceramics are taken out of the kiln red-hot and cooled shock-like in natural materials like leaves or sawdust and then quenched in water.

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Unique vessels
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Utility ceramics
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