The exhibition is entitled “Where Time Turns Black.” Blackness ─ a feeling of mysterious suspense, hovers between the individual and the collective, between remembering and forgetting, and between the past and the present. Through the experience of companionship with her old mother, and of revisiting old haunts, Agnes keenly observed changes in life and in the city, and contemplated the essence of time. Her works are truly original and unique in style, and the images charmingly captivating. The exhibition consists of two related sub-themes: “Time and Humanity” focuses on the projected emotional landscape of her mother during sickness and recovery, whereby to reflect on the condition of human existence in the course of aging through an affectionate eye. “Time and Space” broadens the focus on memory and spatial landscapes from a personal level to a social level, provoking thoughts regarding the relations among our cityscape, space and identity.