Art Gallery
A small collection of Indian old paintings and prints
At Sentô from May 3rd 2022.






MOTOKO SAIGO CERAMIST
In search of simplicity and lightness …
In his small workshop under the roofs of Paris, the Motoko Saigo pottery is handmade.
The enamels, made to measure are constantly renewed and with the contribution of chance and a high temperature cooking, each piece is different.
Both decorative and useful to enjoy the aesthetic pleasure in everyday life.






FREEDA MIRANDA
Born in India in 1980, Freeda studied archaeology at St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai.
She discovered ceramics in Paris, where she is installed since 2008, under the tutorship of Kayoko Hayasaki and Anne-Claire Martin of Atelier Mire.
Resident ceramist at the Cavin-Morris Gallery (NYC), she expresses herself through both wheel throwing and handbuilding as well as alternative firing techniques to showcase her interest in time worn patinas.
Her work is inspired by the oxydation of antique metals and the erosion of mineral structures.
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MAMI KANNO
Née à Tokyo et diplômée de l’Université des Arts plastiques de Tokyo, Mami Kanno expose à Paris, Tokyo et en Suisse depuis 2003. Ses Å“uvres en grès, porcelaine et en Raku sont d’une magnifique simplicité. Elles revisitent les racines de la culture japonaise en intégrant une vision contemporaine. Au Japon, on nomme la face d’un bol ou d’une assiette le “paysage”. Il est en harmonie avec le climat, la saison et l’esprit du moment présent. Le travail de Mami est aujourd’hui soutenu par beaucoup des journalistes, chefs de restaurant étoilé ainsi que des spécialistes de la cérémonie du thé traditionnelle.




