Metrowire 1 and 2
Location: Harbourside HQ, Kowloon Bay
Client: CSI Properties Ltd.
Curation: Addison Nelson Design
Corona20
The sudden spread of the coronavirus and countless deaths in Wuhan sent shock waves of fear to the world.
Asian men become objects-of-art, extolling their faces and bodies through the sensitive eyes of photographer Norm Yip.
Hong Kong’s transportation and information systems become the generator of visual excitement for a series of large-scale paintings.
Plover Cove County Park
A luscious forest in the outskirt of Hong Kong delivers the natural majesty of trees, water, and foliage.
Dekonstrukt Series
A cast of a strong light source, wooden frames, and a scrim are the necessary ingredients to creating abstract shapes of ambiguity and visual pleasure.
Imprint – Shells
Imprints on the face of a shell become scrutinized under a high-resolution scan, thereby creating a visual stamp of its identity that is unique to each individual on the planet.
The Lorry
A quiet secluded lorry in Quarry Bay bathed in blue paint while a yellow light penetrates the space from the open door.
Graphite | Embryo
Enigmatic graphite drawings created during a time of great duress where one needed to isolate through meditative creative work.
Lemuria Series
Lemuria, a mythical continent that the Indian ocean becomes the source of imagination and inspiration for this series of vibrant energized paintings.
Dark matter, energy fields, and magnetism are sources of inspiration for the mesmerizing Vibratory Field paintings.
Ode to New York
Ode to New York are two artworks that are inspired from a short visit in 2016, a place I had not visited in over 15 years.
Morpheus’ Hand
The bending of space and form through the manipulation of light in association with time.
