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FENCE

Fence explores physical and psychological boundaries through materials like plaster, wood, and clay. Rooted in protest architecture and everyday rituals, the installation draws from Chan’s experiences of political tension and displacement. The work reflects both vulnerability and resistance, where fragility becomes a form of quiet defiance.

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FENCE - 2020

Clay, plaster, wood

80 x 74 x 8cm

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FENCE II - 2023 (update)

Wire, Clay & Plaster

80 x 140 x 30cm

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Fence 4- Get off your chest - 2022
Plaster, clay, aluminum wire, fabric & oak.

210 x 70 x 50 cm

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Stay down, never hope, stay down, stay down 

2019 - 2020

Clay

Size variable

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FENCE III - 2021

Wood, Clay & Plaster

150 x 140 x 50cm

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Within Us, 2022

Plaster, clay, aluminium wire, fabric & pine.

165 × 130 x 30cm

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STRUCTURAL CONCEPT - 2018

Wood, Plaster, Tape

50 x 100 x 165 cm

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1000-385-200 - 2019

Plywood

140 x 38 x 20 cm

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