**Thursday night and the mood is right**

**Sze Tsung Leong at Yossi Milo Gallery**

**Artist Sze Tsung Leong at Yossi Milo Gallery during his opening**

**The fantastic line of Sze Tsung Leong**

Last May 15^th, art photography lovers came to delight in the works of Sze Tsung Leong for Horizons. With the countless combinations of various places in the world, Leong unified diptych, triptych or groups of images all connected by the distinct horizon line it shared. A desert plain makes sense next to an ice tundra all because of the carefully calculated horizon line in every frame. Juxtapositions abound in some pairings like the elegant cityscape of Paris bourgeoisie next to the decaying splendor or Cuba. All in all the collection of photographic horizon centric gems proved to be a real established sense of place, time and fascination with global diversity unified by one horizon line. We all meet somehow in the middle.

Sze Tsung Leong: Horizons / On View: May 15 – June 28, 2014

Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday (10 am to 6 pm)

Yossi Milo Gallery. 245 Tenth Avenue. NYC, NY 10001

Text by: Oscar A. Laluyan

Photography by: Max Noy Photo

Perusing the horizon line of Sze Tsung Leong's Photo — **Perusing the horizon line of Sze Tsung Leong’s Photo**

**Standing in line with the art at Yossi Milo Gallery**

Oscar Laluyan

Oscar A. Laluyan is a critic, curator and an art writer for several online publications, . He has worked in a museum and at an art gallery founded by a former architect of Richard Meier's firm. His passion for contemporary art is reflected and directed to seeing the future.

PICTURE THIS: Establishing Horizons at...

PICTURE THIS: Establishing Horizons at Yossi Milo

Oscar Laluyan