Mixed Media Works by
explored perceptions of Victoria through photographic representations, in both local and colonial contexts, in an invisible tunnel.
In response to this, produced an installation with objects of organic form in a network of plastic tubes, inspired by the body as a network of tunnels, passages and ducts.
is the solo exhibition by who has been continuously exploring the sense of history in our local life with the use of mixed mediums like photography, sculptures and installation.
, name for many places in Hong Kong, represents a time in the past. However, one of its different versions of Chinese translation tells nothing more than the wish of the people:. What it is meant by history and culture, in some local Chinese mind, could be something else. Perhaps this is also the reflection of local culture.
In , makes use such dual significance and the concept of passage: a virtual tunnel from the historical Victoria to the “Region of Profits” to address our experience of life and memory. The exhibits are basically divided into 3 parts. They are “Region of Profits”, “Victory Over Victoria”, and “On the Peak of Victoria”.
As part of the Para Site’s programme, also invited ceramic artist to create another installation in response to the idea of passage and tunnel. However, is inspired by human body and organic forms, taking a microscopic view of passage that his work is entitled and , hopefully an open discussion on the idea of passing historically, culturally or even conceptually can be initiated.
, both graduated from the , are among few Hong Kong fine artists who dedicate to artistic creation on full-time basis. At the time, is a photography lecturer and runs his own ceramic studio, .