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What kind of clay is he using that dark blue one in the start of the video

Dang. When is the next upload? This work is amazing

Brilliant!

Very cool

I love the lines in everything

I am telling the universe that one day I’ll own some of your artworks.

Very inspiring, makes very humble, too. Thank you!

Love your work En Iwamura. Keep rolling!

En I would be honored to be your apprentice, but I plan to be more well trained to.

This is without a doubt one of the most culturally aware and creative genius of this century, props to you En Iwamura. Your words are simply enlightening to me, a beginner just at the beginning of a dream. I cannot thank you enough.

Thank you. I had been following your works for years. It had always so inspiring. Looking forward to see more updates and a chance to visit your studio .

Inspiring

beautiful

💙

Man thay studio looks amazing! i love to see this kind of content

Amazing video! Your creations inspire me. Cant wait to see this new project

Wishing for the chance to be able to visit your space someday <3

Your work ethic and consistency is inspiring. Thank you for making this video.

If i even visit japan i would really like to see those works in real, if there would be a possibility

This is so inspiring, this why i workhard to have money to travel the world to see those things by my bare eyes, thankyou for making arts

I’m new to pottery, ceramics and clay art. Can someone explain to me the meaning behind this project or vision. Thanks

I remember visiting the Shigaraki Ceramic studio's on the off season and seeing his works in person there as a ceramic student was just astonishing. Always one of the ceramic artist that comes to mind!

So beautiful!

Love your work☺👌

Incredible. That must have taken so long to do. Such dedication is admirable to say the least.

Why !

I love your work En! you inspired me to do glaze ceramic sculpting at age 17 years old <3

These are the pieces I want to have for the future humans to look back and see. Daniel Arsham, En Iwamura, Takashi Murakami, Yoskay Yamamoto, David Choong Lee, Jeff Soto and others. I want to bury them deeper than my body ever would be go make sure they are shown in perfect condition and in perfect cases. They deserve to live on and exist. God bless the skill made through all of their works and their lives

You're a huge inspiration to me as a ceramicist!

love this

I really enjoyed watching you video. Very interesting and creative channel. Amazing result! Thanks for sharing!

I wanna find my own style like him

Great work!! Congratulations on your ideas!!

Love his work! Amazing artist

i wanna know what materials he usessss

Clicked on this because of the sculpture in the thumbnail, and I'm glad I did. Great video, great art!

Those lines are perfect like a zen garden

I love this dude

😭😭😭😭

Wow Really enjoyed this. Great filming and really awe inspiring art. I would love to see those pieces in person some day inshallah

nice bro nice

I love your work , Thank you for Exist <3

so inspiring. I love the ease of your thoughtfulness with regards to your art practice, and your work is incredible!

what does he use for carving? I love his work

Thank you for this! Took me right back to my time in Japan. 久しぶりなんですけどまだよく覚えてます。

En this was so beautifully shot and edited! Really loved getting an insight into your processes! Your work is such a big inspiration to me, and its so interesting your take on old Japanese sculpture merging with the new and contemporary. Loved this, great job!