From jewelry-like objects to monumental pieces, Chan explores concepts of containment and transformation, especially with his work in titanium
Coinciding with the artist’s 70th birthday, this publication traces Wallace Chan’s (born 1956) five-decade journey as a carver and sculptor. It focuses exclusively on his large-scale titanium sculptures, which serve as a metaphor for the origin of humanity.
STATUS: Forthcoming | 9/22/2026
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Published by SKIRA. Text by Wallace Chan, James Putnam.
From jewelry-like objects to monumental pieces, Chan explores concepts of containment and transformation, especially with his work in titanium
Coinciding with the artist’s 70th birthday, this publication traces Wallace Chan’s (born 1956) five-decade journey as a carver and sculptor. It focuses exclusively on his large-scale titanium sculptures, which serve as a metaphor for the origin of humanity.
