Wander within my own mind space and design senses, where you can find beauty in chaos, a derivative of the abstract and psychedelic. Observe as raw clay is molded with the natural elements of fire, water, and earth, where they continuously interact in a poetic manner.
Tè is taken from Haitian-Creole origins meaning ‘soil’. An alter ego to Margaret Yap’s chaotic and fluorescent prism, it is filled with ruminations of ancient ruins and hazy remnants of a colonial reign, as she uncovers a hidden sanctuary underneath it all. Exploring stoneware in a raw and rustic manner coupled with fleeting romantic ideologies, Tè evokes feelings of periodic nostalgia.
Bright-coloured monochromes in classic forms.
