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Klara and the Orange Cat
5 Dec 2024 - 8 Feb 2025
A text, an image, and a memory, collaged with fragments of life. From the characters in a narrative to the sceneries along the road, pigeons tapping on a window, a desk at home, a corner of a masterpiece, and a plump cat from home—interpretation, replication, deconstruction, reconstruction, and transformation occur between memories, images, and text. Throughout this process, things may change, grow, or diminish. “Klara and the Orange Cat” exists as an entanglement between text and everyday life.
A text, an image, and a memory, collaged with fragments of life. From the characters in a narrative to the sceneries along the road, pigeons tapping on a window, a desk at home, a corner of a masterpiece, and a plump cat from home—interpretation, replication, deconstruction, reconstruction, and transformation occur between memories, images, and text. Throughout this process, things may change, grow, or diminish. “Klara and the Orange Cat” exists as an entanglement between text and everyday life.
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Mind The Gap
4 Oct 2024 - 7 Nov 2024
The "Mind The Gap" exhibition takes the artists’ current creative states as its central theme. Just as train passengers, some pause briefly on the platform for deep reflection, some have turned towards new paths to explore the unknown, while others steadily proceed on their established tracks. These "gaps" in their life journeys have become opportunities for the artists to re-examine their lives and artistic practices, inviting the audience to experience their unique inner landscapes.
The "Mind The Gap" exhibition takes the artists’ current creative states as its central theme. Just as train passengers, some pause briefly on the platform for deep reflection, some have turned towards new paths to explore the unknown, while others steadily proceed on their established tracks. These "gaps" in their life journeys have become opportunities for the artists to re-examine their lives and artistic practices, inviting the audience to experience their unique inner landscapes.
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Beyond Chaos
16 Aug 2024 - 24 Sep 2024
The three artists in this joint exhibition – Waverly Wong, Toby Wong, and Maria Cheung – come from diverse backgrounds. It is hard to believe they studied together at the Hong Kong Art School and RMIT School of Art, a fascinating twist of fate that can also serve as a source of inspiration. The ideas that sparked from their unexpected encounter developed into the central theme of this exhibition.
The three artists in this joint exhibition – Waverly Wong, Toby Wong, and Maria Cheung – come from diverse backgrounds. It is hard to believe they studied together at the Hong Kong Art School and RMIT School of Art, a fascinating twist of fate that can also serve as a source of inspiration. The ideas that sparked from their unexpected encounter developed into the central theme of this exhibition.