01 Flow
2016–
Liz Wycherley in the studio
Titirangi, Auckland
Something in me is utterly compelled by the squish of a balloon, the ripped edge of clay I've sliced with a knife, the charred edge of wood I've set alight.
Liz Wycherley
Post Objects is the studio of sculptor Liz Wycherley in Titirangi, Auckland. Each form begins with a physical process she only partly controls, is cast by hand in wax, and is released in small editions. Lighting one sets it back in motion.
Selected commissions
- Monument Gallery, LondonOpening dinner centrepiece
- SSENSEAn exclusive series of eight forms
- CompletedworksSoft Serve, SS26
Featured in Wallpaper* and Vogue
If you don’t love it,
return it. Easy.
Lighting one is a deliberate act. The wax softens, slumps and travels, and the form keeps changing until it’s gone.
Arrives gift-boxed, in a matte, bright yellow magnetic box nested in paper tissue and hexagonal paper. No plastic bubble wrap. Add a note at checkout and Liz will handwrite it with your order.
Questions
- How does it burn?Not like a normal candle. Some burn chaotically, and that’s part of the excitement: the wax slumps, pools and travels past its base. Give it a large, heat-resistant surface and never leave it unattended. Candle care
- Can I add a note?Yes. Add it at checkout and Liz will handwrite it with your order.
- Can I send one overseas?Yes. We ship worldwide, tracked. Rates are shown at checkout; duties or taxes may apply.
02 Bound
2026
Balloon, plaster, wire. Three new forms, arriving soon in a small edition. The mailing list sees them first.