Untitled II

Untitled II
2019
Archival inkjet print on Hahnemuehle Photo Rag Paper 收藏級噴墨印刷 (Hahnemuehle 攝影純棉藝術紙)
55 x 42 cm 厘米 (Image 影像), 55.3 x 42.3 x 3.1 cm 厘米 (Framed 已裱裝)

Edition of 3 + 1AP 版本:3 + 1AP
HKD 9,390 (inclusive of framing and conservation acrylic 包括裱框和收藏塑膠片)

Mae Chan 陳潔婷 (HK/UK)

A graduate from the Royal College of Art, UK with a Master of Mixed Media–Textile in 2021, Chan’s artistic practice rooted in poetic and narrative traditions. Her work intrigues the viewers to build empathetical connections, through emotion-driven mediums, textures, and shapes. The mixed-media sculptures combined with various combination techniques, performance documentation photographs appeal to our emotions dancing between different contexts of intimacy, boundary, and observation. Playing with the semiotics of form and contact, she dissects subtle emotional shifts, leveraging the human form as a foundational metaphor. As a young artist currently lives and works in Hong Kong, Chan received numerous grants and awards, including ‘Developing Your Creative Practice’ grant from Arts Council England and the Norwegian Textile Artists' Association Grant 2022. She was a finalist nominee for the 2021 Ingram Prize and The New Craftsmen Award at Cockpit Arts (2021). As an inaugural exposure in Hong Kong at HART Haus, Chan has extensive overseas exhibitions, such as “BBA Artist Prize 2022” (Kühlhaus, Berlin, 2022); “Soft Dialogue London Craft Week” (London, 2022); “REVERB” (Visual Arts Scotland online, 2022); “The 2021 Ingram Prize” (London, 2022); “Intimate Spectres” (Young Space Views online, 2022); and various galleries in the UK.

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Untitled I

Untitled I
2019
Archival inkjet print on Hahnemuehle Photo Rag Paper 收藏級噴墨印刷 (Hahnemuehle 攝影純棉藝術紙)
55 x 42 cm 厘米 (Image 影像), 55.3 x 42.3 x 3.1 cm 厘米 (Framed 已裱裝)

Edition of 3 + 1AP 版本:3 + 1AP
HKD 9,390 (inclusive of framing and conservation acrylic 包括裱框和收藏塑膠片)

Mae Chan 陳潔婷 (HK/UK)

A graduate from the Royal College of Art, UK with a Master of Mixed Media–Textile in 2021, Chan’s artistic practice rooted in poetic and narrative traditions. Her work intrigues the viewers to build empathetical connections, through emotion-driven mediums, textures, and shapes. The mixed-media sculptures combined with various combination techniques, performance documentation photographs appeal to our emotions dancing between different contexts of intimacy, boundary, and observation. Playing with the semiotics of form and contact, she dissects subtle emotional shifts, leveraging the human form as a foundational metaphor. As a young artist currently lives and works in Hong Kong, Chan received numerous grants and awards, including ‘Developing Your Creative Practice’ grant from Arts Council England and the Norwegian Textile Artists' Association Grant 2022. She was a finalist nominee for the 2021 Ingram Prize and The New Craftsmen Award at Cockpit Arts (2021). As an inaugural exposure in Hong Kong at HART Haus, Chan has extensive overseas exhibitions, such as “BBA Artist Prize 2022” (Kühlhaus, Berlin, 2022); “Soft Dialogue London Craft Week” (London, 2022); “REVERB” (Visual Arts Scotland online, 2022); “The 2021 Ingram Prize” (London, 2022); “Intimate Spectres” (Young Space Views online, 2022); and various galleries in the UK.

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Father and Son on the Shore

Father and Son on the Shore
2019
Maple, Wool, Silicone 楓木、羊毛、矽膠
25 x 10 x 25 cm 厘米

Unique 獨本
HKD 27,370

Mae Chan 陳潔婷 (HK/UK)

A graduate from the Royal College of Art, UK with a Master of Mixed Media–Textile in 2021, Chan’s artistic practice rooted in poetic and narrative traditions. Her work intrigues the viewers to build empathetical connections, through emotion-driven mediums, textures, and shapes. The mixed-media sculptures combined with various combination techniques, performance documentation photographs appeal to our emotions dancing between different contexts of intimacy, boundary, and observation. Playing with the semiotics of form and contact, she dissects subtle emotional shifts, leveraging the human form as a foundational metaphor. As a young artist currently lives and works in Hong Kong, Chan received numerous grants and awards, including ‘Developing Your Creative Practice’ grant from Arts Council England and the Norwegian Textile Artists' Association Grant 2022. She was a finalist nominee for the 2021 Ingram Prize and The New Craftsmen Award at Cockpit Arts (2021). As an inaugural exposure in Hong Kong at HART Haus, Chan has extensive overseas exhibitions, such as “BBA Artist Prize 2022” (Kühlhaus, Berlin, 2022); “Soft Dialogue London Craft Week” (London, 2022); “REVERB” (Visual Arts Scotland online, 2022); “The 2021 Ingram Prize” (London, 2022); “Intimate Spectres” (Young Space Views online, 2022); and various galleries in the UK.

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Falling Asleep

Falling Asleep
2021
Handwoven cotton, Yarn, Wool, Silicone, and Wood 手織棉、毛冷、羊毛、矽膠、木
30 x 27 x 9 cm 厘米

Unique 獨本
SOLD 已售

Mae Chan 陳潔婷 (HK/UK)

A graduate from the Royal College of Art, UK with a Master of Mixed Media–Textile in 2021, Chan’s artistic practice rooted in poetic and narrative traditions. Her work intrigues the viewers to build empathetical connections, through emotion-driven mediums, textures, and shapes. The mixed-media sculptures combined with various combination techniques, performance documentation photographs appeal to our emotions dancing between different contexts of intimacy, boundary, and observation. Playing with the semiotics of form and contact, she dissects subtle emotional shifts, leveraging the human form as a foundational metaphor. As a young artist currently lives and works in Hong Kong, Chan received numerous grants and awards, including ‘Developing Your Creative Practice’ grant from Arts Council England and the Norwegian Textile Artists' Association Grant 2022. She was a finalist nominee for the 2021 Ingram Prize and The New Craftsmen Award at Cockpit Arts (2021). As an inaugural exposure in Hong Kong at HART Haus, Chan has extensive overseas exhibitions, such as “BBA Artist Prize 2022” (Kühlhaus, Berlin, 2022); “Soft Dialogue London Craft Week” (London, 2022); “REVERB” (Visual Arts Scotland online, 2022); “The 2021 Ingram Prize” (London, 2022); “Intimate Spectres” (Young Space Views online, 2022); and various galleries in the UK.

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A Strange Family

A Strange Family
2021
Jesmonite 水性樹脂
33 x 6 x 24 cm 厘米

Unique 獨本
HKD 27,370

Mae Chan 陳潔婷 (HK/UK)

A graduate from the Royal College of Art, UK with a Master of Mixed Media–Textile in 2021, Chan’s artistic practice rooted in poetic and narrative traditions. Her work intrigues the viewers to build empathetical connections, through emotion-driven mediums, textures, and shapes. The mixed-media sculptures combined with various combination techniques, performance documentation photographs appeal to our emotions dancing between different contexts of intimacy, boundary, and observation. Playing with the semiotics of form and contact, she dissects subtle emotional shifts, leveraging the human form as a foundational metaphor. As a young artist currently lives and works in Hong Kong, Chan received numerous grants and awards, including ‘Developing Your Creative Practice’ grant from Arts Council England and the Norwegian Textile Artists' Association Grant 2022. She was a finalist nominee for the 2021 Ingram Prize and The New Craftsmen Award at Cockpit Arts (2021). As an inaugural exposure in Hong Kong at HART Haus, Chan has extensive overseas exhibitions, such as “BBA Artist Prize 2022” (Kühlhaus, Berlin, 2022); “Soft Dialogue London Craft Week” (London, 2022); “REVERB” (Visual Arts Scotland online, 2022); “The 2021 Ingram Prize” (London, 2022); “Intimate Spectres” (Young Space Views online, 2022); and various galleries in the UK.

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Before I am in Your Arm

Before I am in Your Arm
2021
Wool, Silicon, Foam 羊毛、矽膠、塑料
25 x 16 x 9 cm 厘米

Edition of 2 版本:2
HKD 23,460

Mae Chan 陳潔婷 (HK/UK)

A graduate from the Royal College of Art, UK with a Master of Mixed Media–Textile in 2021, Chan’s artistic practice rooted in poetic and narrative traditions. Her work intrigues the viewers to build empathetical connections, through emotion-driven mediums, textures, and shapes. The mixed-media sculptures combined with various combination techniques, performance documentation photographs appeal to our emotions dancing between different contexts of intimacy, boundary, and observation. Playing with the semiotics of form and contact, she dissects subtle emotional shifts, leveraging the human form as a foundational metaphor. As a young artist currently lives and works in Hong Kong, Chan received numerous grants and awards, including ‘Developing Your Creative Practice’ grant from Arts Council England and the Norwegian Textile Artists' Association Grant 2022. She was a finalist nominee for the 2021 Ingram Prize and The New Craftsmen Award at Cockpit Arts (2021). As an inaugural exposure in Hong Kong at HART Haus, Chan has extensive overseas exhibitions, such as “BBA Artist Prize 2022” (Kühlhaus, Berlin, 2022); “Soft Dialogue London Craft Week” (London, 2022); “REVERB” (Visual Arts Scotland online, 2022); “The 2021 Ingram Prize” (London, 2022); “Intimate Spectres” (Young Space Views online, 2022); and various galleries in the UK.

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