城。瘾 城市。 工商业发展的产物, 全球有近一半人口生活在其中。 瘾。 城市的副产物， 有明显的，有隐藏的； 生活在城市的人或多或少都会不自觉地沾染上。 瘾，会改变情绪，带来快乐； 瘾，推迟了失落、沮丧等负面情绪的来临； 瘾，不能随意控制，想脱离亦难。 活在这个「城。瘾」中的你，是甘愿被困，还是已被困而不自知？ 是次展览「城。瘾」，将会展出7位就读香港艺术学院应用艺术高级文凭课程学生的作品，作为明年毕业展览的一次预展。 他们将会以不同媒介分享他们所发现的「城。瘾」及看法。尝试让公众从欣赏展览的过程中，唤起自觉性，对自己及所生活城市更了解，从而反思自己与城市的关係。 Cit:diction Cities Being the "products" of the industrial and commercial development in countries; Half of the world's population is currently living in them. Addictions Being the "by-products" of the cities; Some are obvious; some are hidden within them. People who are living in cities more or less acquired addictions unconsciously. Addictions can change our emotions and bring us happiness. Addictions delay the arrival of negative emotions such as feeling lost and depressed. Addictions cannot be easily controlled; they are also hard to quit. You, who live within this "Cit:diction", are willing to be trapped, or do not even aware that you have already been trapped? In this "Cit:diction" exhibition, the artworks of seven students from the Higher Diploma in Applied Art programme of Hong Kong Art School will be displayed, as a preview of their graduation exhibition next year. Through their artworks in various medium, the students would like to share their findings and views on "Cit:diction" with the audience. The students attempt to arise the consciousness of the audience, allowing the audience to understand more about their own self and the cities that they are living in, thus, rethink their relationship with the cities. Artists: Joanne Ho, Dexter Lee, Mandy Lee, Esda Ng, Carmen Tsang, Raymond Wan, Tai Wong