Yuki Nara (Kanazawa, 1989) is a Japanese ceramic artist and architect, heir to the renowned Ohi dynasty, celebrated for crafting Ohi-yaki ceramics since the Edo period (1603-1868). Holding a degree in Architecture from Tokyo University of the Arts, Nara has developed a distinctive vision that blends artisanal tradition with technological innovation. His works explore the boundaries between ceramics and architecture, digital and analog, with a focus on fostering a dialogue between humanity and nature. Nara has showcased his creations in prestigious international venues and collaborated with renowned brands such as Chaumet and Audemars Piguet, as well as leading galleries and institutions, cementing his place in the contemporary art landscape.