Rusty Fox

born 1991 Macau
Born and based in Macau, Wong is now mainly focusing on his contemporary photography works and teaching in higher education at various colleges and universities. 

During his life studying abroad in the United Kingdom for more than a decade, Wong had acquired his master's degree in Documentary Photography at the University of South Wales, Newport, UK, which is a celebrated college for its Documentary Photography major and was founded by one of Magnum Photos renowned photographer - David Hurn. Wong had also finished his bachelor's degree in Photography at the University of East London.

As an artist, Wong has participated in numerous exhibitions worldwide under the name ‘Rusty Fox’. His works have been collected by international art corporations, academic institutions, private galleries and collectors around the world. One of Wong’s self-published photo book ‘BRutAL’, which was published in 2016, has been collected by Oxford and Cambridge University, Trinity College, as well as three other international libraries in the United Kingdom: The British, Wales, and Scotland National Library.

BIOGRAPHY
1991 
Born in Macau
2014-2015 
Master’s Degree of Documentary Photography, University of South Wales, Newport, UK

2012-2014  Bachelor’s Degree of Photography, University of East London, London, UK

2017-2026 Lecturer of “Photography and digital image processing” & “Contemporary Art Theory “ in Fine Art & Graphic Design Major, Macau Polytechnic University, Macau

2021-2026 Lecturer of “Photography”, Communication Major, University of Macau, Macau
Present  Lives and works in Macau


SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2025 
  • Whispers Of The Unseen, Silian Gallery in Chelsea, London, UK (Duo Exhibition with Wong Weng Cheong)
  • Whispers Of The Unseen, Lotus Art Space, Macau (Duo Exhibition with Wong Weng Cheong)
2024
  • Nocturnal, Taipa Village Art Space, Macau
2018
  • Madly Dummified, L.A. Art Show, Los Angeles, USA
2017
  • Faceless Animals, Independent Taipei, Huashan 1914 Creative Park, Taipei, Taiwan
  • Faceless Animals, Wonder Foto Day, Songshan Cultural Park, Taipei, Taiwan
  • Piggy, University of East London, London, UK 
  • Form of Animals, Che Che, Macau
2016
  • Green & Red, Terra Coffee House, Macau
2015
  • Form of Animals, through the MAM Arts Window, Macau Museum of Art, Macau


SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS 

2026
2024 
  • Annual Exhibition of Macau Visual Arts, Tap Seac Gallery, Macau
2023
  • Interaction Between Spirit and Form, 272 Gallery, Foshan, China
  • Mixed Photography, Art on Space, Foshan, China
  • Nocturnal Pop-up Darkroom, At Light Art Gallery, Macau
2022 
  • Narrativas A Oriente, Oriental Foundation, Macau
2019
  • Wynn: Post Haywain, Part of the event ‘Art Macau’, Macau
2018
  • Scope New York, New York, USA 
2017
  • Lishui Photography Festival, Li Shui, China 
  • Mǎorganic, Ox Warehouse, Macau
2016
  • Faces of a City: 2 Generations, 4 Artists in MAM Collection, Macau Museum of Art, Macau
  • Moist and Salty: GALO Fanzine Photo Exhibition, Ox Warehouse, Macau
2015
  • FuturePast, part of the ‘Diffusion’ Cardiff International Photography Festival, UK
  • Visual Room, The Project Space, Newport, UK
2014-2015
  • Royal Photographic Society International Print Exhibition 157, Various Locations included Royal Albert Hall and Belfast Photo Festival, Europe 
2014
  • Pingyao Photography Festival 2014, through Macau Museum of Art, Pingyao, China 
  • Multiplicity, The Old Truman Brewery, UK
2013
  • It’s All Lies, Iniva London, London, UK
  • Pink Reflections, Oxfordshire, UK 


SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

2025 Stillness Echoes, published by Fizzy Ink Publishing Ltd

2023 Nocturnal, published by Fizzy Ink Publishing Ltd

2018 Dummy, by Rusty Fox, self-publication

2017 Mǎorganic, by Dialect, published by Dialect.

2016 BRutAL 獸性, by Chong How and Rusty Fox, self-publication

SELECTED COLLECTIONS
Trinity College, Oxford University, Oxford, UK
Trinity College, Cambridge University, Cambridge, UK
Three national libraries in UK: The British, Wales, and Scotland Libraries

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