- Agoes, Dirga
- Bains, Ranbir
- Bishop, Bonnie
- Blank, Karianne
- Castellanes, Mary
- Chan, Gary Man Ho
- Cheetham, Elise
- Chen, Yen-Hsi
- Chien, Joy
- Chijiiwa, Mari
- Choi, Elyce
- Chu, Carol
- Cunanan, Justin
- Dales, Cameron
- Di Fonzo, Elicia
- Dyck, Ryan
- Ewing, Jennifer
- Glen, James
- Haines, Melanie
- Hall-Patch, Mark
- Hattori, Chisa
- Hoffman, Ian
- House, Beau
- Junge, Jayson
- Kania, Jakub
- Khasha, Siavash
- Kim, Hwa Young
- Kim, Yoon-Jeun
- Kusumoto, Kazuko
- Kwan, Katie
- Lam, Jason Chau Wing
- Lee, Helen
- Lee, Jeanette
- Lee, Sung
- Lethbridge, Jason
- Leung, Grace
- Loggins, Melanie
- Lusterio, Rennard
- Madill, Valerie
- Manning, Michael
- March, Lauren
- McDougall, Collin
- Meier, Kristin
- Musa, Vania
- Nelson, Alexander
- Nguyen, Sandra
- Packford, Meaghan
- Penaluna, Nadja
- Pistun, Russel
- Pona, Sofia
- Reynolds, Mark
- Rios, Samanta
- Rotstein, Aviva
- Shipper, Jenny
- Sportack, Aaron
- Stoneson, Wiesje
- Trudeau, Chris
- Truong, Florence
- Vicente, John
- Woo, Alan
- Wu, Hua-Cheng
- Yang, Jack
Book Of Burning Wishes
Elyce Choi
Elyce Choi
Seven Vanilla Candles, with texts around them, are inside a box built with dirt and soil fiber paper. 5.5” x 1.75” x 1.5”
“I Wish” varies from the traditional book format. There are seven candles with a sentence engraved into each one. Each sentence stands on its own but together compose a simple poem: a thought about love. Seven different colors represent the mood of each sentence. The candles can be burned individually or simultaneously according to how the person would like to make a wish.