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For Tsang, who was born in 1960 in Hong Kong and still lives there, sculpting is the language in which he can communicate his observations of the world.

His porcelain sculptures are about relationships: the relationships among things, between humans and the things around them, and between humans themselves.

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Ultimately, they are about love, even when on the surface the subject matter might not seem to evoke “love.” To Tsang, love is at the root even of emotions perceived to be negative, such as fear.

Many of Tsang’s pieces are elegant surrealistic representations of struggle—the tension of a bowl that “liquefies,” its edges splashing out; a person pulling off their face as if it is a shirt; babies in uniform—pieces that pose questions rather than providing answers.

And yet there is serenity, also, in the smooth curves of a face, the delicate painting. Tsang pays careful attention to his craftsmanship, to ensuring that a piece captures the vision he