
2022, Approx: H 7 1/2" x W 8 1/2" x D 4 3/4", Media: Mixed Media, Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Mid-range, Oxidation, Surface: Engobe / Slip / Underglaze, Glazed, Image transfer / Decals / Screenprint
Porcelain, glaze, underglazes, decal, wood, LED

2022, Approx: H 7 3/4" x W 13" x D 5", Media: Mixed Media, Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Mid-range, Oxidation, Surface: Engobe / Slip / Underglaze, Glazed, Image transfer / Decals / Screenprint
Porcelain, glaze, underglazes, decal, wood, LED

2022, H 18 5/8” x W 23 ½” x D 7”, Media: Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Mid-range, Oxidation, Surface: Engobe / Slip / Underglaze, Unglazed
Ceramics, Underglazes, Decal, LED, Wood, Metals, Rubbers

2022, 15 3/8 x 22 x 7 in., Media: Mixed Media, Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Mid-range, Oxidation, Surface: Engobe / Slip / Underglaze, Image transfer / Decals / Screenprint
Ceramic with underglazes, decals, LEDs, wood, metals, and rubbers
Artist Statement
Bio
Kwok-Pong was born and raised in Hong Kong and decided to come to the USA to continue his education while beginning to explore the cultures differences. He holds his BFA from Northwest Missouri State University and M.A and MFA from the University of Iowa. His work has been exhibited and published both internationally and nationally, he was named as Ceramics Monthly Emerging Artist in 2014, and NCECA Emerging Artist in 2016, summer resident at the Archie Bray Foundation. In addition to his studio practice, he is currently an Associate Professor at Washburn University Topeka, KS.
Kwok Pong’s current works investigate the status as an immigrant in United State, through travel, documentation and recreation of objects from the path of Asian immigrants, he hopes to address the contemporary concern of ownership in cultural influence and enlighten the curiosity that is deep within, both for his viewer and himself and allow them to experience what migrants had to endure, while answering their own sense of belonging.