Edward Eng is a California native artist who specializes in ceramic sculptures that tell narratives about the dynamic relationship between humans and nature, raising awareness about the severe impacts of climate change. His sculptures take note from scientific research blended with surrealism to create conversations about the natural world and how human activity are altering the environment in more ways than imagined.

He completed a B.F.A. Concentration in Spatial Art at San José State University and currently works as a teaching assistant at Harker Middle School and as an artist assistant to Lisa Heikka-Huber. His work has been featured in various spaces such as The Palo Alto Art Center, The Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History, Transmission Gallery, Epperson Gallery and Pence Gallery.

His artistic inspirations include Monica Van den Dool, Adrian Arleo, Robin Whiteman, Molly Schulps and Kendra Harvey.