Wayne Ngan (Canadian1937-2020) small brown oil spot vase.
Approximately 5" H in good condition free from any damages or repairs.
About the Artist:
Wayne Ngan, a distinguished Canadian potter, was born in 1937 in a rural village in Guangdong Province, China. His family immigrated to Canada when he was a child, settling in Vancouver, British Columbia. Ngan's early exposure to the natural landscapes of both China and Canada deeply influenced his artistic sensibilities. He began his artistic journey studying at the Vancouver School of Art (now Emily Carr University of Art and Design) and later honed his craft under renowned potters such as Bernard Leach in England and Shoji Hamada in Japan.
Ngan's pottery is characterized by a harmonious blend of Eastern and Western ceramic traditions. His work often features elegant forms inspired by the natural world, such as smooth, rounded shapes reminiscent of river stones or intricately textured surfaces evoking the rugged landscapes of British Columbia's coastline. Ngan is renowned for his mastery of glazes, which range from subtle earth tones to vibrant hues, enhancing the organic beauty of his pieces.
Throughout his career, Wayne Ngan has exhibited extensively both nationally and internationally, solidifying his reputation as one of Canada's foremost ceramic artists. His contributions to the field of pottery extend beyond his own artistic practice; Ngan has also been a dedicated teacher and mentor, inspiring numerous students with his passion for clay and his commitment to craftsmanship. Today, Wayne Ngan's work can be found in prestigious collections and museums around the world, cherished for its timeless elegance and profound connection to the natural world.
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