Wing Hang Chan

Posted on June 23, 2013 by aurumeve in asia // 4 Comments

Wing Hang Chan, known as Kody Chan is an extraordinary young and talented Chinese jewelry designer.

A recent graduate of the Birmingham City University’s School of Jewellery, Wing is well on her way to a beautiful journey within the arts world.

Her work consists of pieces inspired by the themes and silhouettes inherent throughout nature such as branches and flowers.

She combines metal, paper and acrylic as she navigates and explores hollow spaces and repetition through a fresh and crisp lense.

She layers simple elements in a way that achieves a complex structure, with each piece being unique in scale, and of itself.

The color hue and combination works effortlessly to give a ‘pop’ yet universally appreciated work.

Her pieces are reminiscent of small sculptures – we love her work as there is an element of fun to each piece – and a hint that this art is enduring; far from a fad – it is lasting.

All images courtesy of Kody Wing Chan Contemporary Jewellery.

majardesign // June 27, 2013 at 5:10 PM // Reply

so cool! the result is so great and powerful!

aurumeve // June 28, 2013 at 11:32 AM // Reply

Yes! and I love her colour combinations!

ODOTMDOT // June 26, 2013 at 4:55 PM // Reply

I am definitely talking a deeper look into the possibilities of paper, and acrylic. These piece have such a visual impact with a clean and elegant technique. The contrast in hues definitely give it that flare and the pattern use is slick as well

aurumeve // June 28, 2013 at 11:33 AM // Reply

It really does! Visual impact (albeit mostly beautiful regardless) does not usually have such a weightless and elegant feel to it, as in Wing’s work. Looking forward to seeing what you create with paper and acrylic in the future 😉