Hong Kong artist Johnson Tsang's grotesque yet beautiful ceramic babies
You may recall the unusual work of Johnson Tsang – a Chinese ceramic artist whose sculptures are beautiful yet grotesque all at the same time? If you love his style of work, then you won't be disappointed with some of his latest creations.

Born in Hong Kong in 1960, Tsang's hyperrealistic and surreal artworks have received international acclaim, and enjoyed many exhibitions across the globe. Although often frightening and fused with political undertones, his sculptures can sometimes be comical as well as sentimental, and never fail to inspire a sense of wonder.
Discover more of his work via his website or follow his portfolio on Behance.
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