is an artist and designer interested in unveiling the invisible architecture that underpins material culture and its systems. Exploring clay as the primary subject, she seeks to engage the material's diverse uses and intricate processes.



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gellyvieve represents my exploration of clay as a maker. It is a space where imagination is uninhibited fuelled by the inner world of a child who started ceramics at the age of 10. 


   
Supported by the DesignSingapore Council, 'Other Supply' is a research focused on repurposing glass waste into glazes, addressing the limited glass recycling infrastructure in Singapore. 



a place with no sand 
2023 - 2024 - An on-going research on glass, sand & geology



cobalt fever
2022 - 2023 




tin & herbs
2023

Genevieve AngThings

Reciproco (On-going) 


Rotonda del Pelligrini,
Milan, Italy 



A collaboration with 
Interactive Materials Lab



Future Impact 2
Milan Design Week

 

16th April 2024 - 
21st April 2024

Designers
Clement Zheng
Han Bo
Genevieve Ang

Curators
Tony Chambers
Maria Cristina Didero


Embedded intimately within our material histories and daily interactions, ceramics have persisted and endured through time. As a material that evokes a deep sense of sensory familiarity, Reciproco is a pair of interactive ceramic trinket trays designed to explore the senses of touch and skin. 

When one piece is touched, the other piece warms up, as if transferring one's warmth from one piece to another. The work merges craft and innovation by integrating circuits within the ceramics. The surface glaze, formulated from glass waste, is enhanced with a visual cue created using thermochromic paint applied through sandblasting. This subtly changes color with increasing heat emanating from electricity pulsing through the ceramic bodies, heightening sensory engagement. 

By challenging the boundaries between communication devices and everyday objects, the work aims to bridge the emotional and physical gaps prevalent in our current digital communications.