Heart Sutra – Aura Blue with Golden Realm

ARTIST BIOGRAPHY

Education

• Birkbeck College MA Arts Policy and Management (London) Oct-01 to Sep-03
• Byam Shaw School of Art BA (Hons) Fine Arts (London) Oct-98 to May-00
• California College of Arts and Crafts BA Fine Arts degree course (USA)

Solo Exhibitions

• Icon-Luminous-., Asia Fine Art Gallery, Hong Kong., Oct-Nov, 2012
• Antevasin-The One on the Border, Hua Gallery, Battersea, London., Nov2011 – Jan2012
• Art with a View, The View marketing suite, Taylor Place, Bow., May2011 – Sep2011
• The Tip of Consciousness., Philia Home lounge group, Central, Hong Kong, Mar2010 – Aug2010
• Polarize Self., Philia Home lounge group, Central, Hong Kong, Aug-Oct2009
• Mediha Ting2009., by Asia Fine Art, APG pension group, Central, HK Aug–Oct2009
• The Realm of Perception 2009, , Stir Art Gallery, Shanghai, Jun – Jul2009
• First Step exhibition.,, Chinese Art Centre, Manchester – July 2008 – Oct 2008
• Modern Noman, Asia Fine Art Gallery, Hong Kong Apr – May2008
• Mediha Ting 2008 Solo exhibition – Modern Noman, Tainan Municipal Cultural Centre, Taiwan –Mar to Apr 2008
• Solo exhibition, Just Dessert Café- (Piedmont, U.S.A)-1997

Collection

• Bank of China London Head Office
• Royal Bank of Canada Hong Kong branch
• APG pension group Hong Kong branch
• Tiger Hu, TV presenter from Phoenix TV
• Private collectors from Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, USA, UK

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Heart Sutra series
The Heart Sutra series continue to explore the elements of the material world and spiritual world. In this series the contrast of natural forms and man-made buildings are more prominent. During my last visit to Iceland I was inspirited by the entrancing natural landscape: the volcanoes, lava fields, lava black sanded beach, glaciers, waterfalls, geysers and the blue hot spring. Contrasting those natural forms with Hong Kong dramatic city skylines and buildings.
Each painting from this series has Heart Sutra written on or hidden between layers inside the paintings. The words of the heart sutra in some of the paintings have been turned into the shape of Crowd, tabbing into crowd psychology and exploring mass consciousness.