NATSUKO UCHINO
Natsuko Uchino is an artist whose practice is defined by its interaction with agriculture and craft. Linking these disciplines to contemporary practice, she reevaluates production techniques through collaboration, conviviality and exchange, reflecting on the circulation of knowledge and goods.
She relocated to a rural area of France in order to have an open air studio where she could produce ceramics and work with natural elements such as mushrooms and fermentation techniques and where she collaborates with farms.
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