Craft-ligraphy
Wah Gor, Nathan Wong and Hazel Lee
Craft-ligraphy contains sixty Chinese characters with the radical, "jin" (meaning gold or metal), written by calligrapher Wah Gor on rice papers. Each character is closely tied with our daily lives, customs and culture. Coppersmiths Nathan Wong and Hazel Lee reinterpreted each brushstroke on brass by hand with fret saws, creating one-of-a-kind textures that machine-operated laser cuttings could not replace and replicate, embodying the passions for handcrafted metalwork of the three craftsmen.
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