K-Loong Wong

I am drawn to the dialogue between line and shape that reveals itself in both natural and constructed environments. My work moves between printmaking, photography, and painting, using each as a way to observe how proportion, structure, and light define space. Lino cut and printmaking, in particular, allow me to express architectural ideas as they emerge — giving form to intuition before it becomes design. The act of carving, layering, and printing is a tactile extension of thinking: a process through which material, rhythm, and texture begin to articulate spatial ideas that might one day be built.

I am an architect with degrees in Design and Architecture from Universities in Singapore & London.

May 2012 “Perspectives of Brighton” - Group Photography Exhibition
Two photographic works were selected to exhibit during
the Brighton Fringe Festival. Brighton, UK.

2009 Calderwood Design Competition: New Housing Typology
Project: Intentional Assimilation: One of the 14 short listed projects
Edinburgh, UK.

2008 King’s Cross Charrette with Mueller Kneer Associates.
Project published in The Architects’ Journal Vol. 228 and exhibited at
The Building Centre, London, UK.