In Zen Buddhism, it is believed that all things come from Śūnyatā (emptiness or void). For Cheung, “void” is not a concept, but something that can be understood through experience....
In Zen Buddhism, it is believed that all things come from Śūnyatā (emptiness or void). For Cheung, “void” is not a concept, but something that can be understood through experience. The essence of void and the relationships between subjects are crucial elements in understanding Cheung’s work. His work explores the relationship between space and presence, employing chiaroscuro and hues in a minimal setting, to reflect on the interactions between one's self and environment.