People often look into things such as food, music, and traditions when they want to revisit different phases in our contemporary society – rarely do people remember the power of fabric. Daily items such as towels, sheets, and garments can well represent our everyday life, and they have the potential to bring social impact to … Continued
While one draws wood on wood; the other dives into a fictional world of reality and perception. At first glance, they may appear to be completely unrelated, but at a closer look, you may realize that the artists both share a similar take on ‘complexion’. Yiyi Wang, a Beijing born artist, came to Hong Kong … Continued
Founded in Tasmania, Will & Bear is not only an Australian headwear label which loves living life outdoors, they also value the environment so much that they have planted over “27 football fields worth of trees in Senegal, Africa”. Dedicated to create the highest quality of products, with a strong ethos which value and see … Continued
I was gifted with a lot of hair since birth, so I have experienced countless times of having combs stuck on my head, breaking newly bought hairbrushes and lots of tugging and pulling on my scalp. I have found that the paddle brush is the best for me, but for other people, the choice can … Continued
I have been asked by different friends about my understanding of the idea of cultural appropriation. For people who have grown up in Hong Kong, it might be hard to see where the problem is when a Caucasian celebrity decides to get cornrows, or when a white person decides to earn his or her living … Continued
Denim is, nevertheless, a sturdy material that can withstand years of wearing; it is not the best material for adventures outdoor. It’s heavy, not water-proof, and bleeds in the wash. However, the North Face has decided to transform denim into a highly functional material by collaborating with Gore-Tex®, DryVent TM, Cordura®, CoolMax®, Primaloft®, Pertex Unlimited® … Continued
Intertwining through the gallery space in Gana Art Center, South Korea; COS x Snarkitecture’s latest installation, ‘Loop’, will be open to the public from the 8th to the 19th of November in Seoul. The New York-based design studio has, yet again, created another playful and interactive concept, where 100, 000 white glass marbles are released … Continued
There are lots of exciting art events happening in Hong Kong this November! Apart from Lumieres Hong Kong, there will also be the Gallery Walk for Charity on the 21st of November- one of the highlighted events under the annual Hong Kong Art Week event brand umbrella. Ticket holders get to hop through 30 plus … Continued
You guys must have seen the footage of the lighting performance from Fête des Lumières at Gare St Paul last year, where the architecture became the screen for a projected story, creating this magnificent visual which is not only site-specific, but it gave the site another dimension, making the locally recognised, or even the daily … Continued
The society’s stereotype is that women love flowers. I suppose we do, but I doubt we all love fresh flowers. Personally, I am not a fan of living flowers. They stress me out, in the sense that I feel responsible for their inevitable death. I’m definitely not the best caregiver either, so when I see … Continued
