Kacey Wong was sitting on a bench along the Central harbourfront watching a TV crew turn a sculpture into the set of a chat show. To his right were installations by Antony Gormley, Yayoi Kusama and other world-renowned sculptor-artists. Wong’s own works were to the left: a collection of six wireframe sculptures called Asteroids and Comets.
“It’s a real sculpture park – large objects on grass with blue skies,” he said. “That’s rare in Hong Kong….
Source : South China Morning Post
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