Iron Tree IV 銀泥鐵樹(四) 24x17x29cm, Mixed media, 2013 Grotto Fine Art takes great pleasure in presenting Lam Yau-sum: Cityscape the first one-man exhibition of the talented Hong Kong artist at Grotto. Featuring oil paintings and his new miniature sculpture, this exhibition marks the debut of the artist’s extraordinary miniature landscape sculpture series. Lam Yau-sum’s new miniature landscape provides an interesting interpretation of this ironic question. Using a computer circuit board as the sculpture’s main frame, Lam painstakingly removes the wirings from the board and “rewires” them into a tree. The composition becomes essentially a street scene. It resembles a typical urban landscape that features more (if not all) man-made objects than natural plantations. The figure within appears comfortably indulged in his own activities, unaware and unaffected by this uncanny surroundings. In fact, the entire scene of Lam Yau-sum’s “cityscape” is fabricated yet it looks utterly familiar. Situation & Mood 處境與心境 13x4x12cm, Enamel paints on circuit board, Copper Wire and Tin, 2013 Lam Yau Sum was born in Guangzhou and moved to Hong Kong at an early age. He received his diploma in fine art from the Hong Kong Arts School in 2007 and BA from RMIT in 2010. He is now an independent artist based in Hong Kong. Lam Yau Sum recently won the “New Trend Award” in the exhibition of “New Trend 2010” at Artist Commune. Opening Reception: March 20, 5:30 - 8:00 pm