Baimuquan - Heart Pottery Garden Introduction
Since childhood, the boy who loved to play in the mud started as an apprentice in a ceramic factory at the age of sixteen. From making flower pots, flower vases, tableware, and tea sets, his works are now widely collected and have become popular exhibits in public and private cultural and art centers. He has even garnered many prestigious awards, including the Golden Ceramics Award, the National Folk Arts Award, the Traditional Crafts Award, and the National Crafts Award. After forty years, the silent man encountered the mute clay, creating a world full of emotions. Bai Muquan, true to his name, speaks briefly and has a simple personality, but it is only through his works that one can discover the humorous, whimsical, gentle, and sentimental soul residing deep within him. Starting from hand-formed clay, using matte glazes as a facade, he expresses the richest artistic meanings through the unadorned essence of clay. Behind the rounded lines and exaggerated proportions lies the intention to guide others to glimpse the "clay" source in the creator's heart; if you still ask what the Peach Blossom Spring is, you might see a playful boy smiling at you with a wink. "People are on the boat, the boat is on the water, and the water is in the endless, which is born and perishes in my moment of joy and sorrow."
