Candy Wang
Candy Wang
Calgary, Alberta, Canda
Candy Wang graduated from Alberta University of the Arts in 2026.
Her work uses glass to examine how form is recognized under changing conditions.
Color, light, temperature, naming, and transfer shape not only appearance, but legibility itself. Glass is not neutral, but an active condition of recognition that redirects reading, delays visibility, and shifts the act of looking.
Image Gallery
Only When the Light Shifts I
Glass painting, 6 x 6 x 0.8 ", 2026.
Only When the Light Shifts II
Glass painting, 6 x 6 x 0.8 ", 2026.
Only When the Light Shifts III
Glass painting, 6 x 6 x 0.8 ", 2026.
The Color of Perception
“A flower” appears in glass, but the form comes from an unfolded soccer ball. Color redirects recognition, allowing one structure to be read as another; glass painting, 6 x 4 ", 2023.
Under the Temperature
The kiln schedule is kept. The kiln schedule is discarded. The discarded schedule is kept; glass decal, 10 x 8 ", 2026.
Hulu
Hulu is built from two separate forms. Once joined, they become a single vessel; blown glass, 7" Ø x 10", 2024.
Hulu
The work carries forward not a fixed symbol, but a structural relation.
Hulu
The work carries forward not a fixed symbol, but a structural relation.
I'm Not Your Raven
A figure built through projection refuses possession. The same glass image persists, but is never fully claimed; glass decal, 7 x 5 ", 2026.