Han Hsu Tung

Han Hsu Tung is a Taiwanese sculptor. He is known for three dimensional sculptures that morphs away into pixels.

Education Han graduated with a degree of BS in anthropology from the National Taiwan University in 1985.

Career After graduating with a degree in anthropology, he worked at a daytime job and pursued wood carving at night. He spent three and a half years studying wood carving.

Art Han creates dynamic, vivid and complex wooden structures that dissipate away into a monochromatic array of pixels. It is usually made of walnut, teak, African woodwork, soft western redcedar and/or Laotian fir. It often depicts men, women and animals. He came up with it after being inspired by digital technology, after noticing that the computer screen is made up of pixels. Each wooden structure takes 3–4 months to complete and undergoes several meticulous revisions.