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Wood and lacquer artist Osamu Matsuzaki grew up surrounded by his father Osamu Matsuzaki's craft and began studying wood and lacquer work under him in 2005. Working primarily with the hollowed-out wood technique known as kurimono, he handles nearly every stage of production himself, from selecting and shaping the wood to applying lacquer. After roughly carving the wood, he allows it to rest for an extended period before refining its form, then builds up multiple layers of lacquer to finish each piece. He creates vessels, trays, boxes, and other works that make use of the natural character of wood and the texture of lacquer. He has exhibited at the Kokuten since 2010, receiving the Craft Division Encouragement Prize in 2012 and the Newcomer Award in 2014. In 2019, he was appointed an associate member of Kokuga-kai.

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1979ÌÚ¼¿¹©·Ý²È¡¦¾¾ºêÍ»¤ÎĹÃˤȤ·¤Æ¿ÀÆàÀƣÂô»Ô¤ËÀ¸¤Þ¤ì¤ë¡¡Born in Fujisawa, Kanagawa
1998ÆÊÌÚ¸©Î©¿¿²¬¹âÅù³Ø¹»Â´¶È¡¡Graduated from Moka High School, Tochigi
2002Å쳤Âç³ØÊ¸³ØÉô´¶È¡¡Graduated from the Faculty of Letters, Tokai University
2005É㡦¾¾ºêÍ»»á¤Ë»Õ»ö¡¡Studied under his father, Toru Matsuzaki
2010Âè84²ó¹ñŸÆþÁª¡¡Selected for the 84th Kokuten
2012Âè86²ó¹ñŸ ¹©·ÝÉô¾©Îå¾Þ¼õ¾Þ¡¡Received the Craft Division Encouragement Prize at the 86th Kokuten
2014Âè88²ó¹ñŸ ¿·¿Í¾Þ¼õ¾Þ¡¡Received the Newcomer Award at the 88th Kokuten
2019¹ñ²è²ñ½à²ñ°÷¤Ë¿äµó¡¡Appointed an associate member of Kokuga-kai


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