Contemporary Painting · Public Art · Art Education
Kong Ho
Kong Ho is a bicultural painter, muralist, and educator whose internationally recognized practice spans more than two decades of exhibitions, artist residencies, and public art projects. Through luminous paintings inspired by nature, philosophy, and cultural experience, he investigates transformation, impermanence, and the evolving dialogue between Eastern and Western traditions.
Featured Artwork
Luminosity
Recent floral-nautilus paintings explore nature, memory, impermanence, and renewal through precise realism, layered acrylic glazing, vibrant color, and flowing improvised patterns.
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Public Art
Murals as cultural dialogue
Ho's community mural practice brings artists, students, educators, and local participants together through collaborative design and painting. Projects engage cultural exchange, social inclusion, accessibility, community memory, and shared civic experience.
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About
Painting between the fleeting and the enduring
Kong Ho is a bicultural teaching artist, muralist, and painter whose work bridges Eastern and Western artistic traditions through painting, public art, and education. His practice explores transformation, cultural identity, spirituality, and humanity's relationship with the natural world.
Biography & artist statementSelected Exhibitions
2026
A selection of exhibitions identified in the redesign materials.
Full exhibition history →Token of Time: Painting & Ceramics by Kong Ho & Dr. Martie Geiger-Ho
15th Annual Figures of Speech Juried Exhibition
Luminosity: Paintings by Kong Ho

Publications & Media
Art, scholarship, and reflection
Books, monographs, peer-reviewed writing, conference proceedings, interviews, and reviews document the development of Ho's studio practice, mural research, and teaching-artistry across multiple decades.
Explore publications“I see painting as a process of continual discovery—one that celebrates the beauty of uncertainty, the resilience of the human spirit, and the invisible connections that bind all living things.”— Kong Ho, artist statement





