Boris Kwok's art explores the intricate relationship between mortality and human psychology, shaped by a pivotal childhood experience—a year-long hospitalization that brought him face-to-face with the fragility of life. This encounter sparked a lifelong inquiry into the nature of death and its impact on human existence.

His work challenges the passive routines of modern life, urging viewers to confront life’s impermanence and reclaim agency. Boris’s art serves as a powerful reminder to live with intention, blending personal reflection with a universal call to embrace the beauty and brevity of life.