陶器長久以來伴隨我們的日常，成為生活的一部分，既承載飲食與觀賞的功能，其可塑性也塑造了不同風格，使人們除了使用上的滿足之外，陶器亦成為外顯的個人風格象徵。從更廣的視野來看，我們可以透過時代背景理解形塑這些風格的脈絡，進一步認識日常手中使用的陶器，甚至藉由不同年代對同一件陶器的定義，理解其自身的意義。延續此思路，本次展覽以「生活中的陶」為主題，試圖在日常使用情境下提供非日常的觀賞體驗，讓欣賞者與被觀賞者的角色融入展示：當你在觀賞陶器時，也成就了他人的風景。展覽利用上下層空間條件，透過樓梯營造物件間的互相觀賞關係；地下一層結合餐飲單位，將陶器盛滿茶水及夏季剉冰點心，邀請參觀者坐下品嘗與交流，手中拿著剛在樓上觀賞的陶器。在博物館中透過這些日常又非日常的體驗，重新認識這些與我們最熟悉的「生活中的陶」。

Ceramics have long accompanied our daily lives, becoming an integral part of living. They serve both culinary and visual purposes, and their malleability allows them to express distinct styles, making them not only functional but also outward symbols of personal taste. From a broader perspective, one can understand the shaping of these styles within their historical context, gaining deeper insight into the ceramics we use daily and even interpreting their meaning through changing definitions across eras. Building on this idea, the exhibition “Ceramics in Everyday Life” offers a non-routine viewing experience within everyday contexts, blending the roles of observer and observed: when you engage with the ceramics, you also contribute to someone else’s visual experience. Leveraging the vertical layout of the exhibition space, stairs create relationships of mutual observation between objects; the lower level combines a dining area, presenting ceramics filled with tea and seasonal shaved ice desserts, inviting visitors to sit, taste, and interact while holding the ceramics they just observed upstairs. Through these everyday-yet-extraordinary experiences, visitors are invited to rediscover the familiar world of “ceramics in daily life.