Born in Hong Kong, Tsang’s works mostly employ realist
sculptural techniques accompanied by surrealist imagination. In
2002, Tsang started to represent versatile splashes with
ceramics. He created the Yuanyang series, which were then
collected by the Hong Kong Museum of Art and the Yingge
Ceramics Museum of Taiwan.

During the past decade, Tsang continues to develop his
techniques in capturing the instantaneous moment of splashes
with white porcelain and stainless steel. In 2011 and 2012,
Tsang’s works, “Bowls of Fantasy” and “Splash of Wonder”,
were awarded the Special Prize of Korea Gyeonggi International
Ceramix Biennale 2011 International Competition and Grand
Prize of 2012 Taiwan International Ceramics Biennale
respectively. Tsang is the first Chinese artist who received both
of these two prestigious international ceramics awards.
Apart from ceramics, Tsang has worked on stainless steel
sculptures and public art projects since 2004. He has been
commissioned by a number of private and public organisations.

In 2009, Tsang received “The Secretary for Home Affairs’
Commendation” from the Government of Hong Kong Special
Administrative Region for his outstanding achievements in
international art events. Since 2014, Tsang has been appointed
as the Museum Expert Advisor of the Leisure and Cultural
Services Department.