Abstract objects are interconnected by joints, which sprawls like a stretched limb. The integrated web of handrails, bowling pins, and more infiltrates and interacts with the occupied architecture, as though the two are negotiating for their share of the space. While outside, you see and hear a conglomerate of pieces of equipment and their sounds, … Continued
I had a brief conversation with an art curator in Hong Kong, and while I was still complaining how the Hong Kong government doesn’t seem to be supporting young emerging creatives enough – he answered otherwise. He highlighted an interesting point – which is that the problems we see here in Hong Kong are, if … 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
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