In his early youth, Thomas exhibited his first paintings at the Leung Gallery located at the Miramar Hotel in Hong Kong with his father's works. His family later immigrated to the United States in 1978 where he went to College of Alameda to major in art. While still in college, he started to develop his own individual style, finding exciting new avenues to express his ideas through abstract painting.

On canvas, he experimented with colors, portrayed intense movement, and discovered new paths of artistic development that differed from his father. After graduation, he was invited to showcase his paintings at exhibitions in Tokyo, Japan, at the 18th and 19th Asia Modern Art Exhibitions as well as the Tokyo International Art Show.
Today, Thomas creates artworks of great diversity shown through vibrant landscapes, striking abstracts, and an array of color with lasting vigor. His works can be found at Lahaina Galleries located in Hawaii and California, and Leung Gallery in Shanghai, China.

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