Image from Noe Kuremoto Ceramacist Studio
PAD London: A Showcase of Dynamic Design
In its 18th edition, PAD London continues to captivate audiences with its electrifying mix of collectible design, fine art, and exquisite objects. At the heart of this year’s event, taking place from October 13-18, 2026 at Berkeley Square, are five groundbreaking talents redefining the boundaries of creative expression. Let’s delve into the unique vision each brings to the table.
Noe Kuremoto: Japanese Tradition Meets Modern Craft
Based in London, Japanese ceramicist Noe Kuremoto brings a compelling narrative through her clay sculptures that bridge ancestral traditions and personal stories. Her standout works at PAD London 2026 include ‘Project Crane Wife’, a reference to Japanese folklore, and ‘Project Shodō’, inspired by the art of calligraphy. Each piece explores the complex dance between heritage and modernity, showcasing the essence of ceramic art.
For those inspired by the fusion of traditional and modern design, Transforming Bear-Scarred Cedar into Surfboards offers a fascinating look at blending heritage craftsmanship with innovative materials.