Hidenori Tsumori's sculptures have vivid and sharp details, carrying the short fragments of memory and the tenderness of the dead. It melts glass and clay into the fragile relics of the day of gloomy and powerful memories, like the change of the four seasons, the transformation of the sun and the moon, Outlines the primitive power of nature, and holds the epic struggle between life and death in your hands!

In his functional sculptures, he demonstrated an amazing material processing technique, creating natural fragments and transforming materials into natural energy. With the soft color scheme and the special texture of pâte de verre, Hidenori Tsumori's work describes the landscape of Japan, and he uses clay to tell the landscape structure of his hometown.

Pâte de verre, "Glass Paste" in French, is a method of mixing glass powder and clay into a paste, and then making it into utensils and other forms of decorative art. It was invented by the Egyptians and used to make exquisite objects, jewels, boxes and inlays to accompany their king after his death.