Hong Kong-based ceramicist Johnson Tsang creates sculptures that deceptively appear to capture clay throttling through space. His figures look as if they are being flung into one another and poured out from various vessels, becoming as malleable as the material they were originally sculpted from. The exaggerated characters bounce around with dynamic motion, sometimes surprising viewers with their sense of humor. Take a look at some of Johnson Tsang's work after the jump.
Hong Kong-based ceramicist Johnson Tsang creates sculptures that deceptively appear to capture clay throttling through space. His figures look as if they are being flung into one another and poured out from various vessels, becoming as malleable as the material they were originally sculpted from. The exaggerated characters bounce around with dynamic motion, sometimes surprising viewers with their sense of humor. Take a look at some of Johnson Tsang’s work below.
