a series of sculptures exploring the relationship between nature and mankind.

In life, death, and rebirth, 

the fates of mankind and nature are irrevocably intertwined. 

Ashes to dust, 

we are interconnected molecules, drifting through the universe.

a tribute to ancient rituals of consumption

… in honouring cycles of life, death, and

worlds formed from the gaping maws of deities

land, bone, flesh, food are one as we digest

the flesh of our ancestors

chew, regurgitate, chew, regurgitate, chew…

Made using local Hong Kong clay developed by by Niko Leung, this sculpture is a study in psychological evolution and spiritual deaths and (re)births. 

The vessel references the ancient symbol of the ouroboros: a snake devouring itself, in a perpetual cycle of destruction and resurrection.