Known to most people for his surreal sculptures depicting faces in white porcelain, the Chinese artist Johnson Tsang has recently made public a new work that mirrors our current reality.

After the famous series Lucid Dreams, with which he challenged all the native characteristics of the material he uses, and Open Mind, the series with which he metaphorically invites his audience to open their minds, he has recently completed Still in One Piece III.

The new sculpture focuses on the part of our faces that, in the last period, is forced to hide behind safety devices, the real protagonists of the new work.
Made down to the smallest detail, from the elastic bands to the seams, the two masks are sculpted close to each other, at the exact moment of a kiss.

“Having the ability to see beauty in everyday life is a special gift“, these are the words chosen by the artist to comment on his latest work.