Liyang is a Chinese-Canadian architect and artist living in Brooklyn, New York.
Her work is born out of her play with materials, proportion, time, and light; often, forms emerge from the inherent qualities of specific materials in conversation with her hands.
Collaborators
Quarry Cup
Made with a single piece of black porcelain. The top is made on the wheel and the bottom is made by tearing and chiselling. The form reveals process and its transformation from Earth to cup.
in black porcelain
Made with a single piece of black porcelain. The top is made on the wheel and the bottom is made by tearing and chiselling. The form reveals process and its transformation from Earth to cup.
in black porcelain
2023
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The Curtain Sconce
features a curtain as an analogue dimmer to adjust brightness and ambiance. The ceramic body is rough and raw like stone freckled with moss, its robust geometry balanced with the rhythmic billow of the canvas curtain. The ceramic balls are pulled along the track of the ceramic body to gather or unfurl the curtains.
in stoneware and frayed canvas
features a curtain as an analogue dimmer to adjust brightness and ambiance. The ceramic body is rough and raw like stone freckled with moss, its robust geometry balanced with the rhythmic billow of the canvas curtain. The ceramic balls are pulled along the track of the ceramic body to gather or unfurl the curtains.
in stoneware and frayed canvas
2023
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Tableware Collection no. 1
A tableware collection inspired by traditional chinese pottery. A soup spoon, and two stem cups.
in porcelain
Photographed by Jeremy Son
A tableware collection inspired by traditional chinese pottery. A soup spoon, and two stem cups.
in porcelain
Photographed by Jeremy Son
2023
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