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Yu Fang Chi

Asymmetric Double Circle

Fine silver, sterling silver earrings [21 x 39mm] [$260]
 

Double Circle

Fine silver, sterling silver pendant [30 x 45mm, chain length 46cm] [$380]
 

Pointed Oval

Fine silver, sterling silver earrings [15.5 x 55.8mm] [$320]
 

Pointed Oval Pendant

Fine silver, sterling silver pendant [23 x 58mm, chain length 61cm] [$380]
 

Oval

Fine silver, sterling silver pendant [28 x 38mm, chain length 46cm] [$320]
 

Flower

Fine silver, sterling silver earrings [21 x 32mm, 30 x 42mm] [$215]
 

Three Flowers

Fine silver, sterling silver pendant [18 x 40mm, chain length 46.5cm] [$190]
 

Four Flowers

Fine silver, sterling silver earrings [18 x 68mm] [$250]
 

Asymmetric Leaf

Fine silver, sterling silver earrings [21 x 41mm, 23 x 51mm] [$275]
 

Yu Fang Chi

Yu Fang Chi is a Taiwan-born Melbourne-based artist working within textile, silversmithing, sculpture, and spacial installation in Australia, Asia, and Europe. In her practice, Yu Fang explores the processes of weaving and traditional fiber-related techniques. She engaged intensive material-based practices, artistic research and curatorial projects to investigate the role of femininity and its cultural connotations.

Through curatorial projects, Yu Fang aims to make forgotten stories visible and offer alternative narratives for interpreting them. This has led her to initiate projects Including Inner Crease (2015), Tacit Recollection (2017) and Insistent. Gestures. (2019). Her installation has been part of ART+CLIMATE=CHANGE 2019 and DUE WEST FESTIVAL. In 2019, she received International Cultural Exchange Grants from National Culture and Arts Foundation in Taiwan. She has undertaken artist in residencies in Australia, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Taipei.

Yu Fang gained a doctorate from RMIT University and received Diana Morgan Gold & Silversmithing Prize in 2018. She has exhibited extensively, her works have been collected by Gold Museum in Taiwan, International Craft Biennale in Korea, and Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris.

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