‍ ‍來自日本滋賀縣的藝術家金田萌永，畢業於武藏野美術大學造形學部工藝工業設計學科，曾獲第50屆日本傳統工藝近畿展「新人獎勵獎」，並獲選為 CITIZEN星辰鐘錶「Z世代工藝藝術家支持計畫」首屆藝術家。其作品獲日本綠ヶ丘美術館、太雪美術館、中國陶溪川美術館及 CITIZEN 星辰鐘錶股份有限公司收藏，並持續於日本、香港及中國參與展覽，積極探索陶瓷創作與實踐，逐步累積個人風格與國際交流經驗，展現新生代藝術家獨特而充滿潛力的發展性。

其創作以藍色為核心，運用日本傳統陶藝技法「練上（Nerikomi）」，中文稱為「絞胎」，將不同色彩的陶土層層交織，形成細緻而獨特的紋樣。她以天空、海洋、水面光影與季節變化的風景為靈感，試圖透過色彩捕捉日常生活中稍縱即逝的美好，將個人記憶與藍色在陶瓷歷史中的深厚脈絡相互連結。

並透過透光性瓷土的運用，使光線穿透作品，映照出陶土內部的細膩紋理，營造出彷彿彩繪玻璃般的視覺效果。在傳統技法與當代美感之間，她持續探索陶土、色彩、光線與記憶的交會，表現獨具個人特色的藝術言語。

Born in Shiga Prefecture, Japan, ceramic artist Moe Kaneda graduated from the Department of Industrial, Interior and Craft Design, Musashino Art University. She received the New Artist Encouragement Award at the 50th Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition, Kinki Region, and was selected as one of the inaugural artists for CITIZEN Watch’s “Generation Z KOGEI ARTIST Support Project.” Her works are held in the collections of Japan’s Midorigaoka Art Museum and Taisetsu Museum of Art, China’s Taoxichuan Art Museum, and CITIZEN Watch Co., Ltd. She continues to participate in exhibitions across Japan, Hong Kong, and China, actively exploring ceramic art through ongoing creative practice. Through these experiences, she has gradually developed her individual style and expanded her international connections, demonstrating the distinctive vision and promising potential of an emerging artist.

Blue is central to her artistic practice. Using Nerikomi, a traditional Japanese ceramic technique, she layers and interweaves clays of different colors to create intricate and distinctive patterns. Inspired by the sky, the ocean, reflections on the water’s surface, and landscapes shaped by seasonal changes, she seeks to capture fleeting moments of beauty in everyday life through color, connecting personal memories with the rich historical significance of blue in ceramic art.

By incorporating translucent porcelain clay, she allows light to pass through her works, revealing the delicate textures within the clay and creating a visual effect reminiscent of stained glass. Moving between traditional techniques and contemporary aesthetics, she continues to explore the intersections of clay, color, light, and memory, developing a distinctive artistic language that reflects her individual sensibility.