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Chinese and Aboriginal artist reflects on his ancestry ahead of Lunar New Year

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Lunar New Year will officially begin next week, marking the year of the wood snake. One of the most important cultural celebrations for many east and south-east Asian communities, it is observed by more than a quarter of the world's population. For artist Jason Wing, with both Chinese and Aboriginal ancestry, it's a time for reflection. His work offers an exploration and celebration of culture.
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