The First Chapter : Interview with Kavieng Cheng (English ver.)
This conversation marks the tenth interview in the series *'Defining Moments: The First Start or the Turning Moment'*. We meet Kavieng Cheng, a multidisciplinary artist from Hong Kong whose practice flows between the roles of artist, art director, curator, and fashion photographer. For Kavieng, these are not separate professions but shifting lenses through which she interrogates reality—art as a phenomenological mode of existence, a continuous practice of sensing the world and questioning the given. Her work operates as an archaeology of the micro-psychological, drawn to the pre-linguistic realm: gestures that occur before words form, tensions held in the body, and fragmented moments that escape the conscious filter. Working across print, wood sculpture, and laser-cut forms, she explores the paradox between organic warmth and violent precision—a duality that mirrors the human psyche, structured yet chaotic, resilient yet profoundly fragile. It was her high school teacher Ms. ...
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