"Look! The sea is burning." Fire engulfs, while sea embraces. Fireworks are being setting off, while waves continue to rock back and forth. Perhaps, as the counteraction persists, from dawn to moonset, until apocalypse. No matter how absurd things appear every day, the world carries on, as usual. Sadness, sorrow, anxiety and anger, feelings that are felt and by many over the past few months. Lucky are who are able to put their feelings in words while others sit in despair, speechless in thoughts, and silenced besides themselves. Through these art creations, the artists hope to explore their visual vocabularies to depict and record the missing, restless and unspeakable moments that may reach out in resonance with their viewers. If sadness prompts people to listen to sad songs, may this exhibition be what the city needs at this restless time.

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Chan Cheuk Yan, Glo Glo Chan graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from the Academy of Visual Arts of Hong Kong Baptist University and currently based in Hong Kong. Staying out of the crowd to observe and capture fragments of her daily life, Glo’s works often related to her sense of alienation from the world with subtle expressions. She likes to illustrate her feelings and efforts in understanding the world through photography, video and printmaking. Her works has been exhibited in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Korea. Cheung Tsz Ki Cheung is a visual artist dealing with space and images, he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Fine Arts from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2018. He participated in the Printmaking Residency Programme of Hong Kong Open Printshop at the same year. Cheung sees visual arts as a way of communicating, with each piece of work as a unique vocabulary. He believes human verbal expression are limited and could not cover every subtle and fluctuating emotions. His works attempt to capture those utterable situations with image, object or space. Date: 1 – 25 / 4 / 2020 Time: 10:00 – 20:00 Venue: S414, Block A, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong Co-presented by: JCCAC, PMQ