Tatsuki Fukami is a Japanese ceramic artist who works with "gaba ikomi" (slump molding), a traditional Mino ware technique. He merges avant-garde forms reminiscent of contemporary sculpture with traditional craftsmanship, reinterpreting ceramic shapes through textures that evoke fabric and textiles. Exploring the themes of "vessel and body" and "tradition and the contemporary," he combines architectural thinking with craft skills to investigate new possibilities for the ceramic vessel. His work has been shown at galleries in Nagoya, Aichi, and in Taiwan.