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#ceramics #Johnson Tsang #porcelain #sculpture
Stretched and Contorted Porcelain Face Sculptures by Johnson Tsang
Stretching the properties of porcelain clay to the max, artist Johnson Tsang (previously) contorts the faces of his anonymous sculptures into rubber. The comical works morph facial features and body parts, at times cramming the identities of multiple persons into a single being. These new pieces from his “Lucid Dreams” series were recently on view at the Hong Kong Sculpture Biennial as part of Art Asia 2016. You can see the rest of them here.
#ceramics #Johnson Tsang #porcelain #sculpture
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