This exhibition's ideas come from the experiences of allergy treatments. Symptoms come and go over time. Emotion, relationship, and environment could be the allergens. "7 days of medicine," doctors said. Those are the words I heard many times. After taking the pills, the body will start losing part of the sensation for reducing the allergy reaction. During this period of time, we start to rethink what we did and what the allergens are. We will also try to search for a hint from our skin. The exhibition attempts to describe and record these experiences and feelings.

Multimedia, movement, sound effect and interaction of objects -- these terms are recently representing the recent directions of Tam Kai Fung's works. These are the roots for him to sculpture the beauty of sentiments and relationships of biologicals, and pursue the status between ambiguity and concrete. Growing in a digitalized metropolis, he likes to observe the sophisticated but instant emotion from strangers in daily lives. He experienced how the diversified ways of communication recently changed the direct approaches towards emotional expressions. The depression of the city leads to a lack of true opinions exchange between human beings. For him, the interaction of objects creates new dialogues and connection with audiences. Not to critique but tries to seek out new ways for people to express and re-value that ephemeral information from his work.

Venue address: S507, Block A, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central