Polam Chan: Habitat

The work portrays the Neolithic habitation in a miniature top-down view. Humans often live in a community environment, the artwork focuses on the collective part of living and preserving history through vessels.

Product Information

2024

Glazed stoneware

22 x 22 x 7 cm

About the Artist

Polam Chan is a London-based sculptor known for their evocative works displayed across the UK and Europe. Holding an MA in Sculpture from the Royal College of Art and a BA from the University of Brighton, Chan’s practice has earned recognition through prestigious exhibitions, including the Gilbert Bayes Award Exhibition at the Royal Society of Sculptors. Other notable shows include Artwork Open at Barbican Group Trust, London, and But Dearer Still is Truth in Portugal. A recipient of the Gilbert Bayes Award and a finalist for the European Artists’ Prize, Chan’s practice explores themes of human archaeology, boundaries, and politics, questioning how we navigate and reflect on our current surroundings while initiating conversations among us. He draws imagery from his hometown and his surroundings in London, portraying his perspective.

Shipping

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Please note this work is not available for standard shipping. Please collect in person or arrange a courier by contacting info@sanmeigallery.co.uk after check out.

This work is part of our 2024 Winter Fundraiser and will be available for collection from 14th - 20th December or shipped via Royal Mail Tracked 24 unless stated otherwise.