Bor Hak
Artist associated with Romcheik 5 and documented in exhibitions of painting and sculpture.
Artistic context
Bor Hak appears among the artists connected with Romcheik 5 in Battambang. Published exhibition reporting includes wood and metal sculpture alongside painting. That range makes his work a useful introduction to contemporary Cambodian objects that should not be confused with anonymous souvenirs or presumed antiquities. Artist, material, title and date are all part of understanding the individual work.
How to follow the work
For sculpture, allow time to look from several permitted positions and notice the relationship between object and surrounding space. Do not touch a surface to identify its material. If considering a purchase, ask about dimensions, packing, handling and the exact work’s availability. A historical exhibition photograph is evidence of past presentation, not a live inventory. Any studio conversation should be arranged through a public professional contact rather than assumed from the collective’s address.
Plan a respectful visit or enquiry
- Place
- Battambang, Battambang
- Art forms
- Sculpture, Painting, Mixed media
Use the current public professional contact to confirm viewing arrangements. No unannounced studio access or opening hours are promised.
Sources and verification
Identity cross-checked across sources.
Sources checked: 6 October 2026 (date only). This is a research date, not a confirmed opening date or appointment.
Read the local guides
- Four Romcheik 5 artists: follow the names, not one house style
A reading guide to Hour Seyha, Nget Chanpenh, Mil Chankrim and Bor Hak, with practical ways to compare painting and sculpture.
- Romcheik 5 in Battambang: a guide to looking closely
Discover the collective behind Romcheik 5, distinguish the collection from works for sale, and prepare a focused contemporary-art visit.