Kwan Wai’s collection “Dialogue” reflects intimacy, shared humanity, and our deep need for connection and emotional understanding. This collection embodies the contrast between solitude and loneliness, illustrating the delicate balance between yearning for bonds and the desire for touch. Each piece invites viewers to explore their own experiences of isolation and connection, prompting introspection about what it means to be human. Through her art, Kwan Wai captures the essence of...
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Kwan Wai’s collection “Dialogue” reflects intimacy, shared humanity, and our deep need for connection and emotional understanding. This collection embodies the contrast between solitude and loneliness, illustrating the delicate balance between yearning for bonds and the desire for touch. Each piece invites viewers to explore their own experiences of isolation and connection, prompting introspection about what it means to be human.
Through her art, Kwan Wai captures the essence of our relationships, the space between each vase represents the invisible yet present love that surrounds us. The collection serves as a visual conversation, encouraging us to bridge the gaps that separate us as we seek affinity and understanding in an increasingly fragmented world. In this way, “Dialogue” becomes not just an exhibition, but a poignant reminder of the importance of empathy and connection in our lives.
*The images and stated dimension of this product are for reference only. As each vase is individually handcrafted and distinctly unique, variations in tone, height, and scale may occur.
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- Dimensions:
- ~12-20CM H
- Designer:
- Chan Kwan Wai
- Material:
- Granite
- Country of Origin:
- Hong Kong
- Detailed Information:
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ABOUT THE ARTIST
Internationally acclaimed at galleries in Tokyo, Kyoto, Seoul and Paris, Kwan Wai’s work primarily
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ABOUT THE ARTIST
Internationally acclaimed at galleries in Tokyo, Kyoto, Seoul and Paris, Kwan Wai’s work primarily explores themes of femininity, intimacy, nature, and healing. Drawing upon her background as a fashion designer for Christian Dior, she founded Éphēlis — named after the Greek word for freckles — to champion the acceptance of "flawed beauty." Her ceramic pieces are created to soothe the restless mind, encouraging viewers to slow down and find calm in imperfection.
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