Hedy Yang’s vases are vessels that capture the passage of time. She uses clay as a surface to hold transient landscapes, skies and changing light. Her cloud and night sky vases invite viewers to look beyond the object itself - her vases transform into windows.
Her work reflects how perception can shape our experience, each viewer brings something different to her atmospheric pieces. The contrast between the solidity of clay and the fleeting nature of her subject matter creates a tension between permanence and impermanence. Hedy’s work captures the temporary within an enduring material, the sky becomes something we can hold.
