Sara Tse
Sara Tse, Suk Ting lives and works in Hong Kong. She uses diverse media ranging from in situ installation, ceramic sculptures, archival materials to drawings and personal objects to create an immersive environment. Addressing subject matters of nature, personal memories, natural history, cartography, domesticity, migration and displacement, her practices invite audience to consider how seemingly disparate daily fragments can come together to form a repository for reflection and ask what it means to be native in our heart.
Tse’s works have been extensively exhibited both in Hong Kong and internationally, and were widely collected by private individuals and institutions. She has received numerous local and international awards, including the Fond Des Artistes Award from Alliance Française, Hong Kong (2006), the award at the Hong Kong Art Biennial Exhibition held at the Hong Kong Museum of Art (2003), and the Ceramic Award from the Pottery Workshop, Hong Kong (1998). She has participated in numerous artist-in-residence programs across Japan, Canada, the United States, Vietnam, and the Philippines. Currently, she serves as the Director of “clayplay” and Chairman of the Hong Kong Contemporary Ceramic Art Association.