Wings (TCIC) | 2005 | book, feather, aluminium | 45 x 18 x 11 cm
Wings | 2004 | book, feather, aluminium | 45 x 18 x 11 cm
1 ≠ 2 | 2005 | 100% cotton briefs, elastic band | 28 x 35 cm |
Two man’s briefs are sewed into one woman brassière. Does one equal to two?
Leveler | 2004 | painted wood, perfume vial, steel nut | 30.5 x 5.5 x 1.8 cm | A spirit level made of wood and perfume. A vial of perfume replaces the spirit tube in a regular level. Will this feminine replacement make this masculine tool in a better balance?
Mask | 2005 | ladle, crystal, wire, silk | 28 x 40 x 6 cm | Corset, a symbol of oppression, disguises as a fashionable icon.
Veil | 2004 | fabric, crystal, bead, coat hanger | 50 x 140 x 15cm | A hybrid of skeleton and wedding gown. The mixed desire of death and love.
Woven Chandelier | 2005 | synthetic hair, silk paper, coat hanger | 90 x 120 cm | Inspired by the headdress of Qing Dynasty woman. Six women chat about the happenings inside the Forbidden City.
Pink Tie | 2005 | Coat hanger, copper wire, ribbon, girdle | 61 x 119 x 12.5 cm | A pair of hands extended from the neck of a coat hanger outlines the silhouette of a dress. The dress is completed with a belt, which engulfs its own creator, the hands.
Glittery Tie | 2005 | Coat hanger, copper wire, leather opera glove, rhinestone belt, steel, nylon | 56 x 122 x 15 cm | A pair of hands extended from the neck of a coat hanger outlines the silhouette of a dress. The dress is completed with a belt, which engulfs its own creator, the hands.
Growth (R) | 2005 | dress, wire, girdle, tulle, coat hanger | 50 x 80 x 30cm | A little girl's dress is cut in the middle to form a spiral, which resembles the shape of DNA. Cutting is an act of destruction. Destruction is the precedence of creation.
Growth (twins) | 2005 | Wood hanger, jeans, wire, girdle, ribbon | 43 x 117 x 13 cm
Annysa Ng | Installation and Object II.
Locks | 2005 | synthetic hair, padlock, wire | 40 x 170 x 15 cm | The Western idea of Samson’s hair and hair, as a sign of vanity in Buddhism are meld together by interlacing strands of hair into a three-dimensional composition of lines and curves.
Wrongs of Woman | 2006 | lamp, fabric, wood | 81 x 44.5 x 44.5 cm | Inspired by the 18th century British writer Mary Wollstonecraft’s literature The Wrongs of woman, the top of the assemblage is adored by halo and collar, while the lower part of the table lamp is a hidden prison where a woman figure is hung like a witch. Women are expected to be virtue and good, not by education but by punishment.
Throne Noir | 2006 | toilet seat, painted wood, fabric, crystal, clock | 81 x 38 x 51 cm | The Latin Motto “Quis evadet”, means “Who shall escape” is embroidered on the emblem of the seat back of the throne (throne means toilet in British slang). The throne and the ticking of time are inevitable.
Breakfast Cap | 2006 | mixed media
| 25.4 x 25.4 x 38 cm
