SHINHYEOK HA
A Solo Show
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Opening January 28th 2026, Flow is pleased to announce our first solo show by South Korean Ceramic Artist ShinHyeok Ha.
Growing up in Korea, where mountains are visible almost everywhere, ShinHyeok developed a sensitivity to nature. He recalls spending time observing distant ridgelines; mist drifting across the peaks, water seeping into the earth and subtle shifts in light and colour. These experiences gradually drew him toward clay - a material that felt inseparable from the landscape.
For ShinHyeok, working with clay is a meditative process in which time, movement, and touch meet. His vessels, built slowly by hand through layered coiling, echo the depth and spatial sensibility of East Asian landscape painting. The resulting surfaces retain the traces of their making, like brushstrokes or sedimented time.
Please join us for the Private View on the evening of January 28th, 18:00 - 20:00.
RSVP to info@flowgallery.co.uk
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New expressions in contemporary craft
Explore the latest arrivals at Flow. Celebrating the beauty of craftsmanship in all its forms, these works reflect the enduring value of the handmade.
Discover the spirit of Korea through its rich craft and design culture.
Journey with us on our second bespoke tour of South Korea. The full itinerary will take us from artists studios to guided tours of museums and galleries, as well as through a carefully curated selection of Korea’s impressive heritage sights and natural beauty.
Collaboration between potter Edmund de Waal and architectural photographer Helene Binet
Helene Binet is a Swiss and French internationally acclaimed photographer based in London, who has captured de Waal's installations and the spaces in which his work is shown, including his studio and exhibition venues. Flow is pleased to present an edition from the collaboration between potter Edmund de Waal and architectural photographer Helene Binet. The photograph was taken in 2007, of de Waal's ceramic installation, 'A Change in the Weather', on display during an exhibition at Kettles Yard where his works were integrated into the home of Jim Ede.
Woven & carved works by two Irish makers
Flow presents a new collection by Joe Hogan and Michael 'Muck' Murphy.
Bath, UK
A curated selection of ceramic sculptures by British Studio Ceramic Artist Paul Philp.
Home & Studio
Earlier this year I visited the home and studio of potter Tim Lake in Cilycwm, Carmarthenshire. Set at the end of his garden and surrounded by open valley landscape, the studio is shaped by years of making.
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Objects in clay
Flow presents a curated collection of contemporary ceramics by international makers. From functional tableware to sculptural forms, each piece reflects a dialogue between material and the maker’s hand - celebrating the artistry and diversity of clay.
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