The STUVVZ team proudly presents our newest media collaboration with The HULA Limited, an online style innovator based in Hong Kong. The following article and images are courtesy to The HULA Limited at www.thehula.com. Yenn Wong is devoted to bringing us some of the best mouth-watering dining experiences in town, from Chachawan, 22 Ships, Aberdeen Street Social, Rhoda, to the 2 Michelin … Continued
Draw on Wall As Hong Kongers become more accepting of wall art and graffiti art, different creatives are seen to be pushing for more public art opportunities, namely the public seating in QRE and wall murals by HKWalls which we have previously covered. This following relatively new local organization is also striving for the same … Continued
art.art We group our photos with hashtags, organize our findings under specific Pinterest boards, and save our files under particular formats to maximize its quality. It is, therefore, quite backward to see that we still organize our websites majorly under .com. Especially for artists, who often express and display their works in the digital world, … Continued
A throwback to the vintage style, Wing Chan’s one-of-a-kind traditional mailbox jewellery designs are the perfect ode to Hong Kong, the city which we call home. The following article and images are courtesy to Obellery at www.obellery.com. Taking inspiration from local culture, Wing Chan captures moments in time with his works. Born and raised in … Continued
In celebration of Le French May Arts Festival’s 25th Anniversary this year, Louis Vuitton is proud of present its “Time Capsule” exhibition, “a journey that revisits landmark innovations in technology and design through the history of the luxury House.” Walking the public through the brand’s stories from 1854 until now, rare objects from the Louis … Continued
Henrik Uldalen Surprisingly, it was not his photo-surrealistic works which we came across first; but rather, his segmented collection of miniature oil paintings of eyes and mouths on glass boxes. Henrik Aarrestad Uldalen is a self-taught Norwegian oil painter who is recognized for his paintings about “the dark sides of life, nihilism, existentialism, longing and … Continued
I just watched this video about the power of the internet in China and how their society is now very much reliant on online networks, namely Weibo. It is indeed an interesting phenomenon for those who work in the IT industry, to study about how technology transforms the lifestyle of people. However, for someone like … Continued
Budding local designer Alex Tsai presents his very own jewellery aesthetic to the world through the lens of honey bee colonies and the animal kingdom. The following article and images are courtesy to Obellery at www.obellery.com. Alex Tsai Alex Tsai is a UK-trained designer-maker based in Hong Kong. His multifaceted career in the local contemporary jewellery industry has earned him valuable … Continued
Belinda Chang and Hugo Yeung, both jewellery designers and curators, founded Obellery, a contemporary jewellery studio located at PMQ in the heart of Central’s lively Soho area. The following article and images are courtesy to Obellery at www.obellery.com. Belinda Chang Belinda Chang is a contemporary jewellery designer-maker trained in the United Kingdom. Her career as jeweller … Continued
I remember my art professor emphasizing on how important it is to recognize the experience that you want your audience to have before creating an installation piece. Installation pieces are time-consuming projects that are more about inviting your audience into a new world, than just purely expressing your own point of view. It has that … Continued
