Visual Arts

What this means depends on people, time and place.

Six Higher Diploma in Fine Art students channelled their day-to-day repressions to the interpretations of the exhibition’s theme in support of the Freudian Theory of Sublimation.

To make their works more twisted, these six rookies passed their own idea of “twisted” to the next person came up by drawing lots, in hope of triggering more twisted outcomes from the others as well as a more twisted creative process.

As such, this exhibition showcases three “twisted” levels: the individual attitude and work of Tang Kwong Sang/ Yuen Nga Chi/ Sin Ho Cheung and Intuon Chau/ Jack Lam/ Vivian Fung; the development process among the two creative chains; and the resonance, differences and chemistry between the partners.
What this means depends on people, time and place.

Six Higher Diploma in Fine Art students channelled their day-to-day repressions to the interpretations of the exhibition’s theme in support of the Freudian Theory of Sublimation.

To make their works more twisted, these six rookies passed their own idea of “twisted” to the next person came up by drawing lots, in hope of triggering more twisted outcomes from the others as well as a more twisted creative process.

As such, this exhibition showcases three “twisted” levels: the individual attitude and work of Tang Kwong Sang/ Yuen Nga Chi/ Sin Ho Cheung and Intuon Chau/ Jack Lam/ Vivian Fung; the development process among the two creative chains; and the resonance, differences and chemistry between the partners.

Six Higher Diploma in Fine Art students channelled their day-to-day repressions to the interpretations of the exhibition’s theme in support of the Freudian Theory of Sublimation.

To make their works more twisted, these six rookies passed their own idea of “twisted” to the next person came up by drawing lots, in hope of triggering more twisted outcomes from the others as well as a more twisted creative process.

As such, this exhibition showcases three “twisted” levels: the individual attitude and work of Tang Kwong Sang/ Yuen Nga Chi/ Sin Ho Cheung and Intuon Chau/ Jack Lam/ Vivian Fung; the development process among the two creative chains; and the resonance, differences and chemistry between the partners.
What this means depends on people, time and place.

Six Higher Diploma in Fine Art students channelled their day-to-day repressions to the interpretations of the exhibition’s theme in support of the Freudian Theory of Sublimation.

To make their works more twisted, these six rookies passed their own idea of “twisted” to the next person came up by drawing lots, in hope of triggering more twisted outcomes from the others as well as a more twisted creative process.

As such, this exhibition showcases three “twisted” levels: the individual attitude and work of Tang Kwong Sang/ Yuen Nga Chi/ Sin Ho Cheung and Intuon Chau/ Jack Lam/ Vivian Fung; the development process among the two creative chains; and the resonance, differences and chemistry between the partners.
What this means depends on people, time and place.

Six Higher Diploma in Fine Art students channelled their day-to-day repressions to the interpretations of the exhibition’s theme in support of the Freudian Theory of Sublimation.

To make their works more twisted, these six rookies passed their own idea of “twisted” to the next person came up by drawing lots, in hope of triggering more twisted outcomes from the others as well as a more twisted creative process.

As such, this exhibition showcases three “twisted” levels: the individual attitude and work of Tang Kwong Sang/ Yuen Nga Chi/ Sin Ho Cheung and Intuon Chau/ Jack Lam/ Vivian Fung; the development process among the two creative chains; and the resonance, differences and chemistry between the partners.
What this means depends on people, time and place.

Six Higher Diploma in Fine Art students channelled their day-to-day repressions to the interpretations of the exhibition’s theme in support of the Freudian Theory of Sublimation.

To make their works more twisted, these six rookies passed their own idea of “twisted” to the next person came up by drawing lots, in hope of triggering more twisted outcomes from the others as well as a more twisted creative process.

As such, this exhibition showcases three “twisted” levels: the individual attitude and work of Tang Kwong Sang/ Yuen Nga Chi/ Sin Ho Cheung and Intuon Chau/ Jack Lam/ Vivian Fung; the development process among the two creative chains; and the resonance, differences and chemistry between the partners.
What this means depends on people, time and place.

Six Higher Diploma in Fine Art students channelled their day-to-day repressions to the interpretations of the exhibition’s theme in support of the Freudian Theory of Sublimation.

To make their works more twisted, these six rookies passed their own idea of “twisted” to the next person came up by drawing lots, in hope of triggering more twisted outcomes from the others as well as a more twisted creative process.

As such, this exhibition showcases three “twisted” levels: the individual attitude and work of Tang Kwong Sang/ Yuen Nga Chi/ Sin Ho Cheung and Intuon Chau/ Jack Lam/ Vivian Fung; the development process among the two creative chains; and the resonance, differences and chemistry between the partners.