Biography
Harumi Noguchi, a self taught ceramic sculptor, is characterized by her sculptures inspired by Japanese folklore and myths.
From fairies, demons, magical creatures to children, her sculptures are both playful, friendly, almost whimsical. Although relatively small, her pieces carry a strong presence.
From form to expression of material, Harumi’s pieces are dynamic and welcome us into their own, playful world.
Exhibitions
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Japanese Kogei
by Five Ippodo Artists 21 Oct - 28 Nov 2015Kôgei art springs from detailed technique and genuine internal soul. In honor of our artists’ participation in the Japanese Kôgei Future Forward exhibition at the Museum of Arts and Design,...Read more -
OKAMI | Wolf & The Elemental Spirits of Nature
Ceramic sculpture by Harumi Noguchi 8 - 27 Dec 2014“There was a time when I was small that I was looked after by a cross between a Japanese wolf and a dog. Like foxes and deer, wolves are said...Read more
