「當我們經歷了一些事件或衝擊的時候，對我來說那就像一種燃燒的過程。而當過程完結時我們所得到或剩餘的東西也會不斷影響我們。我很想探討這些『餘燼』如何不斷地影響我們的每一天。」
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The #coronavirus has changed many aspects of our lives. How permanent those changes will be remains to be seen. The #impact that disruption of our daily lives and realities has on our feelings and imagination is the theme of Elaine Wong’s solo exhibition at 光影作坊 Lumenvisum: “The Ashes of Tomorrow“.
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當發生強烈震盪時，除了陷入現實的破裂中，我們還能做什麼？
『餘燼』結合一系列以影像為主的作品。探索個人和日常經歷震盪、受到干擾後的狀況，呈現生活丶情感丶想像之間難以消化的千絲萬縷。
Elaine Wong was awarded a scholarship from the Hong Kong Arts Centre in 2013 to attend a short course on culture, graphic design and fine arts in New York. She received her Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) in painting from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University in 2014. Currently, she is pursuing Master of Fine Arts at the School of Creative Media of the City University of Hong Kong. Elaine is the founder of Altermodernists, an independent art group in Hong Kong that is devoted to the documentation of artists’ creative processes. Her works are characterised by the transformation of observed social and related human behavioural phenomena, often enhanced with audience participation. They can be regarded as a presentation of the response to her experience in the society through moving images, installations and media projects.
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Chan Yuk-keung
Organised by the Hong Kong Heritage Museum. 'Claylaboration - Contemporary Ceramic
Art Exhibition" is distinguished for its exploration of the possibilities of cross-disciplinary collaborations in ceramic art. Ceramics is an art form with its own distinctive characteristics and traditions. This exhibition invites various generations of Hong Kong ceramic artists re-examine customs and innovations of ceramic art through collaborating with creative talents from a variety of fields. It could be a challenging task to the ceramic artists, many of whom are accustomed to solitary pursuits. It also imposes challenges to their creative partners.
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This exhibition brings ceramic artists and creative talents from fashion design, stage design, photography, printmaking, creative writing and even Buddhism together. Through the exchange of ideas, experiences and techniques, the crossover infuses new elements to ceramic art. To reveal the collaborative process to the public in a more engaging way, media artist, Elaine Wong, is invited to present their “claylaboration” through a video installation.
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Social Transformations – An Exhibition Celebrating 20 Years of Partnership between RMIT University and Hong Kong Art School
The exhibition proudly celebrates the 20 years of partnership between RMIT University and the Hong Kong Art School (HKAS), with a focus on the social transformations it brings.
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。我們相信藝術能夠為生活帶來新角度，接觸藝術不需要學術基楚
。我們相信藝術是生活的氧份，願意為繁忙的都市生活注入這氧份
。我們致力增強大眾對藝術的興趣，孕育觀眾，助長本地藝術發展
。 我們致力使大眾更了解本港當代藝術，使藝術家得到支持和認同
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