The human body is considered a unique work of art, and artists are exploring and redefining the attractiveness of certain characteristics of the female body.

In this exhibition, Karry Hon expresses her stance on the unique cuteness and loveliness of female body. Her work particularly emphasises on the charming, languid and ordinary expression of foot by matching with different shoes. Varying colors and density of each person's body hair is what makes our bodies unique. And the decision to maintain a natural state or groom is a personal choice - the most important thing is feeling comfortable and confident in one's own body.

She hopes that through this work, viewers can have the freedom to express their own fascination and be more open to accepting and appreciating the essence and charm of the female form.

*Exhibition by appointment*

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Karry Hon is a Hong Kong visual artist specializing in punch needling and hand embroidery. Her visual approach moves through her identity, home, community, and world. Her works encode subtle and mundane occasions alongside everyday and intimate objects by borrowing and combining multicultural art methods. These conventional instants contain a contemporary manner speaking to our tedious and repetitive intricate networks of experiences through the cut-out representation of living entities and their silenced expressions.