Jeremy Fung (b. 1990) graduated from the Art Faculty at RMIT in 2014, and later received his Master of Fine Arts degree in the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2016.

Fung’s art confronts Asian patriarchal structures and inherited authority through his relationship with his late father. Raised under a demanding patriarch, Fung underwent two decades of rigorous training in flawless regular script calligraphy, internalizing strict discipline as a form of love and safety.

During his art studies, Fung subverted this rigid control. Influenced by Abstract Expressionism, he dissolved his disciplined calligraphy into explosive, wild cursive gestures. His organic visual language seamlessly synthesizes Western pictorial logic (chiaroscuro and spatial order) with the Chinese literati tradition (prioritizing “qi” or life force). Ultimately, what began as an oppressive mechanism of parental control became the foundational muscle memory for his unique creative expression.

Fung has participated in various local and overseas exhibitions and art fairs. His selected solo exhibitions include: “Metamorphosis”, SC Gallery, Hong Kong, 2024; “Fibrillation”, SC Gallery, Hong Kong, 2023; “Never Forgets”, Gallery by the Harbour • Harbour City, Hong Kong, 2021. His selected group exhibitions include : KunstRAI 2026 (SC Gallery, Amsterdam, 2026); “Fluid Aesthetics”, Abu Dhabi Art Fair 2025; Art Central, Hong Kong, 2025; “Memories in Abstraction”, Abu Dhabi Art Fair 2024; Lonely Fair, Seoul, 2024;“The City Never Sleeps”, Abu Dhabi Art Fair 2023; “Inhale Courage”, JPS Gallery Paris, France, 2023.

Fung was the winner of the 2014 Australia China Arts Foundation Award. His works are widely collected by both private collectors and corporations, including Her Highness of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, award winning art director William Chang Suk Ping, Hong Kong Trade Development Council Chairman Mr Frederick Ma, Sun Hung Kai properties, CL3 Architects, Michelin-star Restaurant “The Chairman”.