3812 Gallery was named after the co-founders were inspired by the infamous La Vallée Blanche at an altitude of 3812 meters while skiing in Chamonix in the Alps. Looking back at the past ten years, 3812 Gallery has been deeply rooted in Hong Kong. Co-founded by Hui and Mark Peaker in Hong Kong in 2011, 3812 Gallery is recognized as the city's foremost gallery dealing in Chinese contemporary art. The gallery actively promotes contemporary ink art in the international market. Launching 3812 Gallery firmly onto the international stage, in 2018 it opened the new flagship space, 3812 Gallery London, in the exclusive St James' arts district. Coinciding with the 3812 Gallery's 10th anniversary in 2021, it opened a brand new 3,600 square feet space to expand into a new cultural and artistic landscape as the foremost international gallery in Hong Kong. The gallery will also exclusively represent three Modern British artist estates – Francis Davison, Terry Frost and Albert Irvin in Asia, and have four outstanding Hong Kong contemporary ink artists – Raymond Fung, Chloe Ho, Kassia Ko and Victor Wong to join, establishing the gallery's vision to develop into an international gallery. 3812 Gallery is dedicated to fostering cultural understanding of Chinese contemporary art with "Eastern Origin and Contemporary Expression". We strive for establishing international dialogue and exchanges by uniting artists, academics, collectors and the general public through our thoughtfully curated art programme. We believe that this sharing of cultural identity is essential in the understanding and appreciation of Chinese contemporary art.