Seung Ki Min

Originally trained as an architect, Seung Ki Min brings a disciplined sense of form and proportion to his ceramics. His vessels are defined by clean, balanced silhouettes, reflecting an architectural precision that serves as the foundation of his work.

Across these refined forms, Min applies white slip using traditional buncheong techniques such as gwiyal (귀얄) and deombeong (덤벙). Expressive brushstrokes, flowing glaze, and subtle variations soften the structure, revealing a quiet sense of spontaneity. The dialogue between restraint and freedom gives his work its distinctive presence—rooted in tradition while unmistakably contemporary.