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Newlyweds at Cinnabon holds a beautiful mix of softness and play. Soft pastel clouds drift across the ceramic form, creating a feeling of warmth, comfort, and gentle joy. The piece feels like a moment you do not want to forget, sweet, intimate, and quietly emotional, yet crafted with incredible care and patience.
What makes this work special is how it balances sincerity with lightness. It is grounded and thoughtfully made, yet has a dreamlike quality that invites you to smile and soften with it. The title adds a touch of humor and humanity, reminding us that love and meaning are often found in ordinary, joyful moments. This is a work that makes you feel hopeful, connected, and warmly held.
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We love this piece because it feels like happiness you can hold. There’s something incredibly charming about Hedy’s delicately painted cloudscape and the way it wraps softly around the form; it feels personal, romantic, and full of light. The title adds to its magic: sweet, playful, a little funny, and completely human. Newlyweds at Cinnabon captures that fleeting feeling of love and comfort, transforming it into something you can live with every day. It is a true joy piece, beautifully crafted and undeniably eye-catching, the kind of work people stop for and remember.
About the Artist
Hedy Yang (b. 1996, Vancouver) is a Detroit-based ceramic artist whose practice explores memory, light, and the emotional resonance of everyday experience. A first-generation Chinese-Canadian artist, she works with exceptional attention to craft and form, creating both functional and sculptural works that balance elegance, intimacy, and restraint. Hedy holds a BA in Art from Michigan State University and completed a Post-Baccalaureate in Ceramics at Syracuse University.
Her work has been exhibited internationally in solo and group exhibitions across North America and Europe and is currently being exhibited at GW Contemporary in Laguna Beach.