Wallace Chan - The Art of Materials Trailer

Wallace Chan - The Art of Materials Trailer (2022)

"The latest documentary by award-winning director Martina Margaux Cozzi is a visually stimulating portrait of artist Wallace Chan." 23 February 2022 Factual

Recognised as one of the greatest jewellery artists in the world, Wallace Chan began his artistic pursuit as a carver and sculptor in 1973. Wallace Chan - The Art of Materials chronicles the artist's very first large-scale titanium sculpture exhibition in Venice, Italy. A tribute to creation itself, the film delves into Chan's mind to uncover the intricate relationship between materials, time and space.

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Cast

Wallace Chan

as Himself

James Putnam

as Himself

Crew

Lex Hismore

Lex Hismore Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 23 February 2022

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