Writings 126, 1977cast paper, A/Psigned, titled and editioned below image123cm x 241cmProvenance: Mckenzie Collection, New Zealand Notes: Cheung Yee is a representative figure in the history of Hong Kong's modern art. His sculptures brought the exploration of new medium into a new realm. He is adept at achieving canonicity amidst variations and transformations amidst constants through substitutions of both materials and themes. In this manner, Cheung Yee has been able to frequently generate a new look for his art, making valuable contributions to Hong Kong art. His early works include sculptures using metal, wood, stone and tortoise shell. Starting 1960s, Cheung Yee developed deep interest in "cast paper" techniques along with further delving into Chinese elements.