The fire's trace. Kujiragama: first firing
Collective ceramics forged by time and ash.
- FREE
Musubu Espai Cultural
This exhibition brings together pieces from the first firing of Kujiragama, the Anagama kiln at Can Brull. The collective project, driven by Taiga Mori, Frank Richter, and Magali Kivatinetz, explores the dialogue between the artist's intent and the unpredictable transformation of fire, ash, and time after 84 hours of firing.
The Planns tip
The firing process lasted 84 intense hours; the exhibition gathers the results of that unrepeatable transformation in the Can Brull kiln.
Practical info
Monday to Friday: from 16:00 to 20:00 Free admission Opening Friday, October 16 at 19:00 Prior registration required Weekends open for workshops and events
The venue
Musubu Espai Cultural
Japanese ceramics, sake, and workshops in Sants. Less noise, more craft.
Located on Carrer de Rodríguez, this cultural hub acts as a meeting point between Barcelona and Japan. The programming combines ceramic exhibitions, bonsai workshops, and tastings with strictly limited capacity.
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