Ryan Matthew Mitchell Solo Exhibition

Let Us Drift Along Together

2026. 1.30 - 2026. 2.28

OPENING: 1.30 (Fri) 3:00 PM

Selected Works

Lion’s Roar Series: Back To Where It All Begins

2025

Porcelain, Clay, Underglazes, Glaze

26 × 26 × 70 cm

Oracle Bone Dial 

2025

Porcelain, Clay, Underglazes, Glaze

28× 20 × 28 cm

Endorheic

2026

Clay, Glaze, Underglaze, with cement stand

40 × 40 × 175 cm

Petrophilia Series - Purple

2025

Porcelain, Clay, Underglazes, Glaze

30 × 20 × 50 cm

Crucible

2026

Porcelain, Clay, Underglazes, Glaze

55 × 55 × 110 cm

Petrophilia Series: Grinding Time

2025

Porcelain, Clay, Underglazes, Glaze

30 × 40 × 70 cm

Flowing Sand

2026

Porcelain, Clay, Glaze

45 × 40 × 128 cm

View Finder

2025

Porcelain, Clay, Underglazes, Glaze

45 × 26 × 42 cm

Stroke

2025

Clay, Glaze, Underglaze, with wooden Pallet

70 × 50 × 135 cm

Petrophilia Series: Lichen Bloom

2025

Porcelain, Clay, Underglazes, Glaze

36 × 28 × 72 cm

2026

Porcelain, Clay, Underglazes, Glaze

50 × 30 × 110 cm

Last

2025

Porcelain, Clay, Underglazes, Glaze

70 × 30 × 70 cm

Sawhorse

2026

Porcelain and Clays, Glaze, plywood sawhorse

70 × 30 × 72 cm

Petrophilia Series - Pink

2025

Porcelain, Clay, Underglazes, Glaze

26 × 20 × 55 cm

Petrophilia Series - Star Bone

2025

Porcelain, Clay, Underglazes, Glaze

26 × 20 × 60 cm

Artist

Ryan Matthew Mitchell

Ryan Matthew Mitchell (煤球) is an American independent artist based in Jingdezhen (China), where he has established his studio practice and works under the pseudonym Meiqiu. He is best known for his unpretentious yet highly expressive clay sculptures. As early as his university years, Mitchell was an active participant in Montana’s contemporary ceramic art scene. He holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Montana, Missoula.

Mitchell’s sculptural practice explores the expressive potential of materials, connecting diverse cultural and historical modes of representation. His work investigates the intersection of nature and humanism, where imagery, sculpture, vessels, and abstract concepts are intuitively interwoven.

Mitchell is a member of the International Academy of Ceramics (IAC). He has served as the Founding Artistic Director of the Taoxichuan Jingdezhen International Studio and as an International Curator at Jingdezhen Ceramic University. Since 2007, Mitchell has been an active and accomplished international artist, dedicated to building platforms for dialogue and exchange between Eastern and Western art.

Awards:
– First Prize, The 7th Shiwan Cup Ceramic Sculpture Competition – Interpreting the Nature of Clay, Foshan, Guangdong, 2023
– Second Prize, Jingdezhen International Ceramic Art Biennale, Kaolin Award, 2023