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The Blue Moon series extends Kim Hojung's sustained engagement with ancient vessel forms into a rounder, more lunar register. Where the Flow series often moves upward and outward, the Blue Moon form turns inward — complete, enclosed, restful.
The blue surface follows the formal logic of Kim Hojung's broader practice: inspired by Korean Neolithic pottery and ancient vessel forms, each gesture across the surface is unrepeatable. The surface is a faithful record of the making.
Mini Blue Moon IV is the fourth vessel in this subseries, produced in 2026. It was wheel-thrown in white porcelain and hand-shaped before high-temperature firing.
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Material: White porcelain
Dimensions: H 22.0 × Ø 18.2 cm
Year: 2026
Technique: Hand-thrown and hand-shaped
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About the artist
Kim Hojung 김호정
"Blue reflects a sense of longing for the infinite spaces of nature, such as the sky and the sea, while teal green evokes lush forests, offering a sense of rest and quiet natural calm within everyday life."
