Speaking Through Ceramics: Japan-Based Taiwanese Artist Chung Wen-ting

A curving chopstick holder.

A porcelain lamp shade with raised flower and bamboo design.

A tea bowl with silver leaf from Chung’s time studying at Kanazawa Utatsuyama Crafts Studio.

Chung exhibited an installation at the Tokyo University of the Arts University Art Museum.

A porcelain jar with floral design.

Chung’s rainbow-colored piece on display at Ninnaji.

Chung recreates a scene of cherry blossoms falling on a Japanese garden.

Chung’s summer-themed works on display at Ninnaji.

Chung at work in her studio. She sees the process of creating art and the act of sharing it with the public as therapeutic.

The poster for Chung’s second show as a curator.