Regarded as Singapores next master ceramist, Jason Lims artistic growth over the past decade has been remarkable. Also a performance artist, Jason combines skilled craftsmanship in sculpting with influences from performance art. The result is ceramic pieces that go beyond being merely objects of beauty, to subjects that provoke thought and interaction with the viewer.
Jasons ceramics transcend the tradition of functionality. Almost sculptural instead, his works take on strikingly organic forms an asymmetrical plate, a sealed vessel or a perforated bottle. Deliciously earthy yet fragile, the duality in his works prompts one to ponder over the creation process, while their asymmetry provokes a rethinking of balance and symmetry. Unpretentious in nature, Jasons ceramics exude a beautiful stark rawness that reflects the artists skill and energy.
Jasons first show was in Canterbury, England in 1992. He has since exhibited across the globe in Australia, Germany, India, Japan, Poland, Singapore, Thailand and the Netherlands.
Courtesy Gajah Gallery

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