導師 曾章成 簡介

曾章成老師作品亦於不同的公眾雕塑藝術比賽勝出，包括「西貢區議會公眾藝術計劃」(2009)、「舊物新顏 — 東涌逸東邨公眾藝術第二階段計劃」(2004)、「候風聽雨 — 動感雕塑設計比賽」(2005)及「公眾藝術計劃2006」。 曾 老師更於2001年獲「夏利豪基金會第十六屆藝術比賽」冠軍、2001及2005年兩度獲「陶瓷茶具創作比賽」冠軍，以及2007年獲該項比賽「傑出造詣獎」。

曾老師作品多以寫實的雕塑手法，融合超現實的想像，把「人」與「物」這兩個元素結合成作品主題，期望以有趣的視覺元素引發觀眾重新思考人與萬物的關係，傳達珍惜自然萬物，以和平共融的態度共處的訊息。 曾老師作品為香港藝術館、香港文化博物館、夏利豪基金會、台北縣立鶯歌陶瓷博物館及私人收藏。

曾老師於1996年創辦個人陶藝工作室「陶夢工房」，希望以陶土這種有趣的藝術媒介啟發學生的潛在創意，激發學生運用其想像及創作力，親手造出真正屬於自己的陶瓷作品！ 2005年曾老師創辦「小泥人計劃」，推廣專為兒童設計的創意陶藝課程。

曾老師於2008年入選康樂及文化事務處主辦「藝遊鄰里計劃IV」，作品於香港中央圖書館及新世紀廣場巡迴展覽。相關錄影片段：

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Biography of Johnson Tsang Cheung Shing

A self-taught ceramicist, Johnson specialises in ceramic sculpturing. In 1996, he set up his own ceramics workshop, and started to hold ceramic art activities with various organisations, aiming at bringing joy to different communities through clay making.  Since 1993 he has taken part in a number of local and overseas joint exhibitions, and has held solo exhibitions in Hong Kong .  Johnson’s works were cited in “The First Taiwan Ceramics Biennale” (2004), the “Hong Kong Art Biennial Exhibition” (2005), “The 3^rd World Ceramic Biennale 2005 Korea International Competition”, the “VIII Bienal Internacional de Cerámica, Manises , Spain ” (2007) and “The City of Carouge Prize 2007 International Ceramics Competition, Switzerland ”.  His work were also won in various public art competitions, including “New Face of Heritage ─ Installation of Public Artworks at Yat Tung Estate, Tung Chung, Stage II” (2004), “Weather Machines ─ Kinetic Sculptures Design Competition” (2005) and “Public Art Scheme 2006” .  He won the first prize in the “Philippe Charriol Foundation 16^th Annual Art Competition” (2001), winner of the “Tea Ware by Hong Kong Potters Competition” in 2001 and 2005 respectively, and praised with the Outstanding Workmanship Award in the same competition in 2007.  Johnson’s works were collected by the Hong Kong Museum of Art, the Hong Kong Heritage Museum , Philippe Charriol Foundation, Taipei County Yingge Ceramics Museum and private collectors.

Johnson’s works mostly employ realist sculptural techniques accompanied by surrealist imagination, integrating the two elements, “human beings” and “objects”, into creative themes.  He hopes to induce viewers to rethink the relationship between human beings and all objects in the world through the use of intriguing visual elements, so as to convey the message of caring for Nature and the world as well as harmony and integration.