Self-Portraits,
Terroir Ceramics,
& Filipino Table Culture

by Jose Solon Perfecto

Ceramic sculpture of a stylized animal, resembling a multi-eyed creature with multiple limbs, decorated with blue speckles and shell embellishments, against a plain light background.

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EVENT: “Nocturne en bleu” (2026) on display at Format until September 10, 2026

Jose Solon Perfecto’s latest collection of Self-Portraits in Terroir Ceramics is called, “Nocturne en bleu.” The three wheel-thrown vessels, which were altered and rejoined into sculptures, are on display at Format’s “Untold Stories” group show in Kapitolyo, Pasig.

WATCH: Jose Solon Perfecto on Daze Creative Studio’s “Slow Craft” series on YouTube

On this short documentary, Jose Solon Perfecto talks about the philosophy behind his work, living outside of Manila, and the marriage of his life and art.


Ceramic Art. Filipino Culture.

Jose Solon Perfecto is a Filipino ceramic artist that investigates the material character of the Philippines. His Terroir Ceramics become his work with the land. He forages, blends, and ages his own wild clay at his workshop at the foot of a mountain in La Union.

pottery artist wheel throwing
A hillside with exposed geological layers and green vegetation at the top, with a bright blue sky in the background.
wheel throwing pottery artist studio works

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