Sculptor Mei Chan-Long turns to art-making as a vehicle for self-expression. Alternating between contemporary and figurative sculptures, Chan-Long's sculptures act as lines of communications, translating experiences and emotions that are at times difficult to verbally articulate.

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Her sculptures express undergoing emotional and spiritual changes. These apparent contradictions that present themselves in Chan-Long's sculptures point to the fluctuating emotions that ebb and flow within us.

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Her work has been shown at Sculptors Society of Canada, Burlington Waterfront Sculpture Trail, Visual Arts Centre of Clarington, Toronto's Nathan Phillips Square, Union Station, TIFF, Globe & Mail Centre, and more. Her work has been featured in the media.

 

Employment background is design in marketing, working with furniture, period jewelry and creating with special children. 

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instagram: @mei.chan.long

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