Nick Poon obtained a Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) in ceramics from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University in 2010. He is currently a part-time lecturer in ceramics at the Hong Kong Art School. Nick specialises mainly in wheel-throwing technique, pursuing the beauty of line and form at all times. The vessels he made are often characterised by a sense of serenity and simplicity, features that also appear in his hand-built ceramic sculptural works from time to time.
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Art Exhibition" is distinguished for its exploration of the possibilities of cross-disciplinary collaborations in ceramic art. Ceramics is an art form with its own distinctive characteristics and traditions. This exhibition invites various generations of Hong Kong ceramic artists re-examine customs and innovations of ceramic art through collaborating with creative talents from a variety of fields. It could be a challenging task to the ceramic artists, many of whom are accustomed to solitary pursuits. It also imposes challenges to their creative partners.
This exhibition brings ceramic artists and creative talents from fashion design, stage design, photography, printmaking, creative writing and even Buddhism together. Through the exchange of ideas, experiences and techniques, the crossover infuses new elements to ceramic art. To reveal the collaborative process to the public in a more engaging way, media artist, Elaine Wong, is invited to present their “claylaboration” through a video installation.
