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Yedda Ye

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Yedda Ye: Who Ate the Apple, 2020. Glazed porcelain, 45 x 45 x 45 inches.

Yedda Ye, Who Ate the Apple, 2020. Glazed porcelain, 45 x 45 x 45 inches.

Chinese philosophy and geometry influence Yedda Ye’s work subtly. Geometry is not only an essential principle of nature it is also a symbolic language of the spiritual imagination. Ye expresses an understanding of these concepts through three aspects: form and concept, human nature and the evolution of life, and the laws of material existence.

A sculpture made up of long flow-like shapes. The sculpture is painted pink with colorful dots of yellow and blue.
Yedda Ye, Stones and Women, 2020. Glazed ceramic, 3 x 3 x 15 inches.
 A sculpture made of long wave-like form. The sculpture is painted in blue. At the bottom are two rectangular pieces that look like shoes. The are painted in pink with red details.
Yedda Ye, Stones and Women, 2020. Glazed ceramic, 3 x 3 x 15 inches.
 A sculpture made of long wave-like form. The sculpture is painted in blue. At the bottom are two rectangular pieces that look like shoes. The are painted in pink with red details.
Yedda Ye, Stones and Women, 2020. Glazed ceramic, 3 x 3 x 15 inches.
A ceramic sculpture made of sharp geometric shapes. The sculpture is covered in different geometric forms and colors of pink, blue, orange and yellow.

Yedda Ye, Order of Life, 2020. Glazed ceramic, 7 x 7 x 7 inches.

A ceramic sculpture made of sharp geometric shapes. The sculpture is covered in different geometric forms and colors of pink, blue, orange and yellow.

Yedda Ye, Order of Life, 2020. Glazed ceramic, 7 x 7 x 7 inches.

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