Vincent Twardzik Ching
is a painter whose primary
concern is in creating works
that will not simply catch the
attention, but will, like nature,  
gradually reveal more of their
complexity over time. As an
artist who was raised with an
appreciation for the natural
environment, his paintings
take their cue from the subtle
combinations and variations
found in the tropical and
garden-like surroundings in
which he resides and
explores.  
Twardzik Ching Chor Leng's
interests are in exploring how art
can exist both within and beyond
traditional art spaces. She grounds
her artwork in the present by using
elements of contemporary
architecture such as stainless
steel, plexi- glass,  wood and mass
produced industrial and house
hold items. By setting up her
sculptures in public areas such as
office spaces, shopping malls
cafés and underground tunnels,
and by encouraging her audiences
to interact with her installations,
Chor Leng firmly endorses German
artist/shaman Joseph Beuy's
statement that "every man is an
artist."