ceramics – CANTON-SARDINE

Born and raised in China, Wei Cheng 成瑋 now lives and dedicates her art practice in Vancouver, BC. She earned her art education from Emily Carr University of Art and Design, where she learns to appreciate the ceramic medium. She has been a resident artist at Jingdezhen, Alfred and Yixing. Her professional practice has also taken her to States and Europe. Her work has been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions both national and international venues.

Amy Chang & Wei Cheng 2019 exhibition in Canton-sardine.

We live in a rainbow of chaos – Alfred #1 | Ceramic and mixed media | 4″×3”×5.5” | 2018

We live in a rainbow of chaos – Alfred #2 | Ceramic and mixed media | 4.5″×4.5”×3.5” | 2018

We live in a rainbow of chaos – Alfred #4 | Ceramic and mixed media | 3″×3.5”×6” | 2018

We live in a rainbow of chaos – Alfred #3 | Ceramic and mixed media | 5″×3.5”×7” | 2018

We live in a rainbow of chaos – Alfred #5 | Ceramic and mixed media | 6″×6”×10” | 2018

We live in a rainbow of chaos – Alfred #6 | Ceramic and mixed media | 4″×10”×10” | 2018

All works’ price upon request by email: stdragonn@canton-sardine.com

Amy Li Chuan Chang 張麗娟 received a Bachelor of business in Taiwan before immigrating to Canada. By the time she moved to Vancouver she had already found her passion for art during her eight years working for the Cloisonné Company while studying ceramics in a private pottery studio. Amy then decided to go back to school to study art focusing on ceramics. She received a Diploma of Studio Art from Capilano University in 2003, then continuing on to complete her BFA from The Emily Carr University of Art and Design in 2007. Since then Amy has become a studio artist focusing on contemporary ceramic sculpture.

In recent years Amy has shown her work in solo and group exhibitions around Vancouver area and overseas. Amy’s work also has been selected into local and international ceramics competitions. Such as the 3rd place award in 2018 Salt Spring national ceramics competition and 2019 International Ceramics Biennale, Taiwan.

Amy Chang & Wei Cheng 2019 exhibition in Canton-sardine.