Horatio Hung-Yan Law is a Portland based artist who works in installation and public art. Much of his work stems from his Asian American identity and his experience as an immigrant. His work is a confluence of public art, installations and social practice that is place-based and community-centered, exploring issues of identity, memory, history and the meaning of community.  A common thread in his projects is the use of unexpected but simple material and imagery to create meaning and metaphor that connect individuals with community and place. He has created public art projects for Housing Authority of Portland (Home Forward) at New Columbia, Tri-Met’s Portland-Milwaukee Light-Rail Line, Oregon State Hospital, Asian Counseling and Referral Service in Seattle, Seattle Public Utilities, and Northwest Housing Alternatives in Portland, Oregon.