Exhibition · A Gallery · Hong Kong
Our proposed artists include: 1. Koon Wai Bong (Hong Kong/Taiwan), Born in 1974 and based in Taiwan currently. In his painting, the calligraphic expression of brushwork and the manifold layering of ink washing or colour tinting drive him to travel to ancient times. 2. Deng Xiao (China), Graduated from Lu Xun Academy of Fine Arts in 2012 with a master’s degree in oil paintings. He examines two distinct artistic styles, Neoclassicism and Surrealism and explores new meaning of art style that unites them. 3. Huang Po Hsun (Taiwan), In his works also often discuss the matter of time and space, in which he likes to present a visualization of both aspects in the picture where there is light in the works. It creates the feeling that is in the scope of life 4. Hyun Joung Lee (South Korea), Born in Seoul in 1972, her work reflects her childhood memories in South Korea, which she calls paths, can awaken history buries in each of us, and involve us in a personal and spiritual journey. Each line is seen as a day, or an instant we have already live through or that we are still living. 5. Eun Vivian Lee (South Korea), Vivian began painting as a way to interpret her inner emotions into pieces of art. Her current work––painting hundreds of dots on paper––evokes a language of serenity and pastoral imagery. She hopes others can also appreciate the meditativeness of her work. 6. Uchida Nozomu (Japan), his artworks transforming the artist’s playful picture of animals into mechanics requires powerful force. What shapes Uchida’s 3D works is the traditional technique of Tankin (metal hammering), applying various types of hammers to a piece of heated iron. 7. Tokuhiro Kawai (Japan). Traditionally, pictorial expression served as a method to reproduce a certain story, such as souls people used to worship, miracles of the holy, historical roles in war, etc. In other words, the history of pictorial expression is history of reproduction, although sometimes the painter captured and expressed…