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Born 1990 in Hong Kong Lives and works in Hong Kong. Working beyond the bounds of any single medium, Nicole Wong adopts a process-driven approach to investigating philosophical questions associated with time, the tenuous connections between words and objects, and the limits of communication.
Nicole Wong (b. 1990, Hong Kong) graduated from Nottingham Trent University in the UK with a Bachelor of Arts in Fine Art in 2012. Working beyond the bounds of any single medium, Wong adopts a process-driven approach to investigate philosophical questions associated with time, the tenuous connections between words and objects, and the limits of communication.
By Charmaine Kong. Installation view of NICOLE WONG. When something goes wrong, is it an example of failure, or rather a sign of faulty expectations? This question formed the crux of Hong Kong artist Nicole Wong’s six-work solo exhibition at Rossi & Rossi, “After Nothing Happens,” which sought to redefine notions of failure and functionality.
Nicole Wong Biography. Hong Kong-born contemporary artist Nicole Wong's practice operates in the space between signs and what they signify. A graduate of Nottingham Trent University (2012) and the Grand Prize winner of the 2013 Hong Kong Contemporary Art Awards, she works across a variety of media, including sculpture, installation, photography ...
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Nicole Wong is a Hong Kong Asian Modern & Contemporary artist who was born in 1990. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Ben Brown Fine Arts, Hong Kong have featured Nicole Wong's work in the past. Nicole Wong has been featured in articles for Hyperallergic, ARTnews and Art Review .
Rossi & Rossi is proud to present After Nothing Happens, the first major solo exhibition of Hong Kong artist Nicole Wong (b.1990). The exhibition features a body of new works that demonstrates Wong’s continual investigation into the themes of space, time, destiny, and more recently, failure.
