Once the painting is completed, death begins; “it” will sink endlessly and dissolve in the cold shards of ultramarine, which is infinite.
Some infer that the shards must contain an absolute sky. I prefer to dream that the surface represents a world reduced to a smooth vertical surface, like a slab of opaque glass. And when you look through the glass, you shall see birds singing as if they are hiccupping in a blue forest.
Now you might ask what is “it” to be exact, but to speak of it is to refuse.
So I say, “It’s a landscape painting.”
—Kong Chun Nga, Kitty
Participating Artists : HO Kai Yim, Clint | KAN Kiu Sin, Tobe | KONG Chun Nga, Kitty | LAU Yin Yeung | SO Yin Kwan, Jody | YIP Man, Manny
Curated by : KONG Chun Nga, Kitty
The Gallery of Hong Kong Art School (10/F, Hong Kong Arts Centre, 2 Harbour Road, Wan Chai)