His art represents the daily routines of Hong Kong's middle class, as well as the challenges and pressures they face. Fung considers the interaction of different walks of life and the daily routine of labour as the fabric of society. Through his works, he also depicts the impact these activities have on the people.
Fung's works have been selected in the 15th Hong Kong Art Biennale, the Visual Arts Tomorrow Competition and the Philippe Charriol Foundation Art Competition. In 2008, he won the Award of Excellence in the 30th Anniversary Art Award of the Hong Kong Arts Centre. His works can be seen in various public spaces, and have been collected by private collectors, universities, institutions and museums.
Fung passed away in 2025 at the age of 60.