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Discover Pierre Sgamma's series of seven ceramic totems, created for the exhibition “Japan 1968”: playful and joyful shamanism. The “Totem in the Deep Garden” is entirely covered in flowers.
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Ceramic Totems – “Japan 1968” Exhibition
In December 2025, on the occasion of the exhibition “Japan 1968”, Retour De Voyage Gallery presents an original series of seven totemic sculptures created by Pierre Sgamma.
Ceramics conceived by Pierre Sgamma
Conceived as a coherent ensemble, this series reflects a desire to close the year on a joyful, free and slightly offbeat note, without abandoning the depth of the sculptural gesture.
Inspired by Japan-inflected imagery, shamanism, and a form of personal mythology, these ceramic statues fully embrace a playful dimension: covered with flowers, signs and colours, the totems open wide, round eyes onto the world.
Pierre Sgamma invents a personal mythology populated by benevolent guardians, floral spirits and deities that bring a smile. One moves from one figure to the next as if through a strange and joyful tale, where the sacred finally agrees not to take itself too seriously.
Fuyuka, “the Totem of the Deep Garden”
Fuyuka is entirely permeated by flowers.
The sculpture is slender, floral to the point of saturation: motifs overlap until they form a continuous, almost textile surface. Flowers rise, layer upon layer, repeating themselves rhythmically.
Despite its verticality, this totem has a very gentle presence, acting like an inhabited column.
Its discreet eyes seem to emerge from a lush, welcoming and generous decorative world
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