Amy Tang Wing-yin was born in Hong Kong, 1990. She graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2014 and established her studio in Kwu Tung and Zhongshan, focusing primarily on painting. The artist seeks to expand the concept of "landscape," challenging its simple categorisation. She believes that […]

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…” […]

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 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 […]