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Thomas Chung (born 1988) is an American visual artist and assistant professor of art and painting based in Anchorage Alaska whose work deals mainly with topics of globalization and healing culture.
Thomas Chung is an Associate Professor at School of Architecture, CUHK. His current research is driven by the regenerative approach to includes countryside conservation, co-creative place-making and design for well-being.
Thomas CHUNG (鍾宏亮) is an Associate Professor in the School of Architecture. He read architecture at Sidney Sussex College, University of Cambridge, during which time he enjoyed the benefits of the Cambridge college system.
Feb 17, 2014 · Value Farm creates value by cultivating the land as a collective effort. The project intersects issues of urban transformation, architecture and urban agriculture with an international cultural...
Mar 17, 2016 · Floating Fields, a project by Thomas Chung, Associate Professor of Architecture at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, was installed at the UABB site at the Dacheng Flour Mills in Shekhou as a...
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Influenced largely by his education and interest in cultural anthropology, Tom Chung has conducted fieldwork around the world: most recently receiving the 2016 Rasmussen Individual Artist Award to travel to remote locations in Alaska documenting the intersection of modern and traditional life.
