Hot pot, Bonfire & Kayak
January 2022
These artworks were created within the framework of an art granted afforded by the Stiftung Kulturwerk (VG Bildkunst), Germany. I came up with a series representing the diversity and every day joys in Hong Kong: having hot pot with your friends, taking solace in music and creativity, and exploring the great outdoors, particularly the ocean. I wanted to represent a side that many outside of Hong Kong may not be aware of – outside of recent political turmoil – and above all, remind people of our joy and humanity.
Raclette & Your Body is Holy
October 2022
To commemorate the reopening of St. Gangolf, a Roman Catholic church in Trier, Germany, artists were invited to take part in an exhibition from November 12 - December 4. Though I am not religious myself, I decided to focus on universal themes which can be found in many world religions: coming together despite our differences, and radical acceptance and joy in spite of our flaws. In fact, “Raclette” forms a sort of parallel to a previous work, “Hot Pot”, showing differences in similarities between cultures.
Urban Tails: Marmalade, Pickles, Mr Floof Floor, Bubbles
March 2018
The original pieces, completed with watercolour, acrylic inks & colour pencils, were part of a series I exhibited for my March 2018 group show "Urban Tails," exhibited at Swing a Cat Gallery, To Kwa Wan. In it, we explored the theme of animals in the city, and blending wildlife with urban life. I wanted to represent the relationship between hip, modern girls, and their pet companions.
