Rachael Wong

$800.00

Rachael Wong

$800.00

Square Space Study, blown glass, wood. The cube with red corner reveals defines its space in relation to the solid red wall form. This two-part sculpture is separate from the glass stacked to the left.

Keys use manipulated imagery of reflections found throughout the home in constructions of water jet cut glass and laser cut wood connected with brass coloured wire. They investigate domestic space and its significance.

$200.00

Rachael Wong

$200.00

Keys use manipulated imagery of reflections found throughout the home in constructions of water jet cut glass and laser cut wood connected with brass coloured wire. They investigate domestic space and its significance.

12-3/4x3x3/4

$400.00

Rachael Wong

$400.00

Keys use manipulated imagery of reflections found throughout the home in constructions of water jet cut glass and laser cut wood connected with brass coloured wire. They investigate domestic space and its significance.

7-1/2x9x2"

$200.00

Rachael Wong

$200.00

Keys use manipulated imagery of reflections found throughout the home in constructions of water jet cut glass and laser cut wood connected with brass coloured wire. They investigate domestic space and its significance.

21-1/2x2-5/8x1"

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$580.00

Rachael Wong

$580.00

Pattern and Form 9, Paper and Ink, is a 3-d drawing with all markings made by hand. 9x9x1-5/8" or 14x14x3" (freefloating in a white frame)

$1,000.00

Rachael Wong

$1,000.00

Square Study #1, blown glass four-element sculpture.

4 1/4 x 4 1/4 x 4"

$500.00

Rachael Wong

$500.00

(Re)constructed Narrative #3. Blown and fused glass, 1 ½” (h) x 3 ½” x 3 ½”.

(Re)Constructed Narrative re-purposes remnant objects into a deconstructed line. It investigates the history given to an object, embellishing and fabricating events. The order is established through an imagined logic, questioning fact and fiction. The narrative playfully recounts systems and image in broken moments.

$1,800.00

Rachael Wong

$1,800.00

Pile #5. This remarkable blown glass sculpture has five elements that balance seemingly precariously. Here pictured in a strongly constrasting installation shot, the dimensions are 15 x 15 x 6".

The Piles focus on the profound in the everyday. Drawing from the discarded objects of my practice, these pieces look at process, waste, and hidden beauty.