Tetsuya Nagata
Paper artist | Japan
HOMO FABER 2026 E-CATALOGUE
A celebration of light’s transformative power over translucent materials. The magnificent Palladian Refectory is bisected by a vertical line of light, evoking a sunbeam through a crack in a doorway. This dramatic central feature interacts with a selection of fascinating objects in pure white. A canopy of delicate papercuts is suspended above a lightbox table display of sculptures in various materials including porcelain, glass, textile and paper, creating a whimsical effect of purity. Visitors are welcome to step behind the wall to view the extraordinary facsimile of Paolo Veronese’s The Wedding at Cana in peaceful contemplation.
Julie Progin & Jesse Mc Lin
Ceramicist | Hong Kong SAR, China
Yuki Nara
Porcelain maker | Japan
XU 煦
Ceramicist | China
Jun Matsumura
Porcelain maker | Japan
Saad Qureshi
Mixed media sculptor | United Kingdom
Erez Nevi Pana
Mixed media sculptor | Israel
Sejin Bae
Ceramicist | South Korea
Susan Collett
Ceramicist | Canada
Lulú Osnaya
Textile sculptor | Mexico
Ömer Öner
Ceramicist | United Kingdom
Léo Caillard
Marble worker | France
Roberto Fumagalli & Mario Dossi
Plaster and stucco worker | Italy
Xiaodong Bian 卞晓东
Porcelain maker | China
Nuala O’Donovan
Ceramicist | Ireland
Ellen van der Woude
Ceramicist | Luxembourg
Dasol Lee
Ceramicist | South Korea
Sui Park
Plastic sculptor | New York City
Hanna Heino
Ceramicist | Finland
Andrea Nassar
Ceramicist | Lebanon
Kinga Földi
Textile sculptor | Hungary
Lorraine Ding 丁义珺
Paper artist | China
Sonoko Matsuda
Glass sculptor | Japan
Yasutaka Baba
Ceramicist | Japan