15-16.03.25 / Tatsuya Inuikawa : Livres, Formes et Espaces

Echoing the ancient editions and bindings that form the soul of the museum, this presentation will be hosted by Tatsuya Inuikawa, a craftsman whose trade consists in shaping the spaces of books with a rare sensitivity.
Tatsuya Inuikawa has produced a large number of bespoke bindings, combining high quality and creativity.
In 2012, he founded his own bookbinding workshop, « La Rivière Sèche », where each creation is the result of meticulous reflection on the volume and spaces of the book, which unfold organically.

A master of both traditional and modern bookbinding techniques, he has designed books in a wide variety of contexts, in collaboration with artists, graphic designers, bibliophiles and collectors.
His know-how, combined with his experience, enables him to meet the most demanding requirements, whether aesthetic or technical.
During this presentation, you will have the opportunity to discover a new work, inspired by the museum’s gardens, which embodies the beauty and harmony of this plant world.

 

Biography
Tatsuya Inuikawa was born in Japan.
He studied bookbinding at La Cambre (Brussels).
He has lived and worked in Brussels since 2007, and has taught at La Cambre since 2024.