HONG KONG INK ART: IMAGES FROM A LIMINAL CITY

Hong Kong’s Ink Art is a unique creation of the city’s cultural and physical ecology,  encapsulating its people, landscape, a liminal point between cultures. This  exhibition, in conjunction with the tenth anniversary of the Hong Kong homegrown  3812 Gallery explores the past, present and future of Hong Kong Ink Art, framed in  this pivotal moment of the post pandemic era. Experiencing the historic impact of  our post-colonial era, towards an unknown future within the digital age, we will  examine how this distinctively East Asian artistic medium is used to both express  Hong Kong’s identities and to question global concerns. 

Participating Hong Kong ink artists Chloe Ho, Chui Pui Chee and Kassia Ko share traditional expressions of  modernity alongside award-winning TECH-iNK artist Victor Wong and his invention  A.I. Gemini, the world’s first artificial intelligence ink artist.