Yrellag Gallery is proud to present “Reviviscence”, a solo exhibition by Louis Wong. Divided into part I ‘Rebirth’, and part II ‘Serenity’, with a total of 20 portrait paintings, the exhibition showcased artist’s continuing exploration of human sentimental nature and will be on view from 31 January 2024 to 28 February 2024. Every character with Louis’s […]
Yrellag Gallery is honoured to present Pyrce Luk’s solo exhibition “MAKE IT TILL YOU FAIL IT!”, comprising a collection of new works including poster prints, mix-media sculptures, and kinetic installation for turning Yrellag Gallery into a Blind Box Shop of "Failed-Eggs". "Failing is a form of resistance, with a liberating force." The "Failed-Eggs" project was […]
Time between 0 o’clock and dawn is ambiguous. Perhaps its existence is beyond the boundary of day and night, and therefore presenting itself as an individual. When the spirit and body have to be devoted during the day, gradually becoming sluggish and dazed at night-time. The only left for midnight, the time you are still […]
Yrellag Gallery is honored to present The Cloud That Was Grounded”, a solo exhibition by Hannah Ho. "Escape and Confine" is a rhetorical expression that combines two contradictory ideas like an oxymoron.This is an observation since last year - a desire to be both present and absent. The objects are codependent and at the same […]
"SPY×FAMILY" is a Japanese animation about a spy having special operations and covering identity by forming a fictional family. Inspired by the series, the artist sees herself as a person who paints, trespassing and cosplaying as an "office lady", working in a traditional corporation while maintain her artistic practice. Yrellag Gallery is proud to present […]
Yrellag Gallery is honoured to present “00:00”, a solo exhibition by Ailsa Wong. "00:00" will showcase installations, paintings, images, and video works. Centered around the concept of time, it traces the repeated trajectories of fabricated entities. Using primordial memories as an arch to transcend temporal limits; split seconds as the eternal present; and the double […]
"See and be seen" encapsulates a fair and reciprocal activity, where the observers themselves become the subjects of observation. Beyond the mere aesthetics of voyeurism, there exists the aspiration to become the embodiment of beauty in the eyes of others. Throughout the history of art, have not many renowned paintings been subjected to constant criticism? […]
We create order and chaos in nature. Pruning plants can be seen as an act of dominance or kindness by humans towards nature, or as an act of destruction. Human beings' desire to control the 'Nature' is based on our perception of 'Beauty', but do we truly understand 'Plants' and do we care the will […]
In this exhibition, the two artists will explore the theme of relationships, which are inherently inseparable from the human experience. Each artist brings their own perspective into the discussion and uncovered their dual understanding to the concept of relationships. Jake Wong approaches the topic from a subjective, scientific standpoint, using the concept of "entropy," a […]
A place means more than an inhabited space. For Polly Lo, it is her daily nutrient and a place to meditate. “One place After” is the term she come up in her mind when she paints. In Lo’s paintings a place is an image, an image transcends inhabited spaces, representing its consciousness and interpretation through […]
In the unforgiving geometry of our cities, there exists a quiet rebellion. Through cracks in sidewalks, between forgotten bricks, and along weathered walls, plant life emerges—not merely surviving but flourishing in these seemingly hostile environments. This photographic exhibition documents the remarkable antifragility of urban flora, celebrating the resilience of life. The concept suggests that certain […]
This exhibition reflects Lily Choi’s passionate artistic journey, which remains “to be continued” due to unforeseen circumstances. While preparing for the show, Lily faced unexpected eye problems. Although her mind brimmed with inspiration and creative ideas, she was forced to set aside her brush. “I can only look forward to the next opportunity to continue…” […]