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Solon Perfecto Ceramics & Culture
Clay has memory.
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Jose Solon Perfecto is a Filipino ceramic artist that investigates the material character of the Philippines through Terroir Ceramics.
His studio is based in La Union, Philippines.
Fill up the form to schedule a studio visit, interview, or feature. Students, patrons and collectors, and other artists are welcome to inquire about the work and explore ongoing conversations about ceramics and culture.
Address:
12426A Sitio Butingting, Brgy. Urbiztondo, San Juan, La Union 2514
Hours:
Monday–Saturday
9am–4pm
(By Appointment)
Email:
info@solonperfecto.com
About Solon Perfecto Ceramics & Culture
An art house established by husband-and-wife artists Jose Solon Perfecto and Aussy Perfecto, it uses clay and words to create a language that tells stories of the Filipino artist in the Philippines and across the diaspora. Using media, they build a vocabulary of and about Philippine contemporary ceramics, taste, and culture.
Aussy Perfecto
Aussy Perfecto is an arts & culture writer, researcher, and creative consultant whose work spans Filipino material culture and heritage, food and wine, contemporary art, and media. She has worked as a writer, editor, curator, producer, and creative director across the creative economy for more than 20 years. She currently develops cultural projects with Solon Perfecto Ceramics & Culture and explores artistic life through poetry and essays. Her consulting practice brings together spirituality, strategy, and creative courage informed by yoga, tarot, and the unfolding narrative of Medieval Millennial.
Contact: aussy@solonperfecto.com
Brand Director
Jose Solon Perfecto
Jose Solon Perfecto is a Filipino artist whose practice investigates the relationship between clay, culture, memory, tradition, and the inner experience of life. His work engages with questions of identity, place, mortality, and transformation through pottery and ceramic art. He approaches ceramics as a material language through which histories, memories, and mythology can be embodied and reimagined. His Self-Portraits and Terroir Ceramics explore the evolving possibilities of contemporary Philippine ceramics and Filipino table culture, while engaging broader questions about the role of the Filipino artist in nation-building.
Contact : jose@solonperfecto.com
Artist & Creative Director