Looking back at the seven decades that have come to pass, it would seem that life is full of possibilities, and a day lived with joy is indeed a day worth living

- Raymond Fung

We are thrilled to announce 3812 Gallery artist Raymond Fung's retrospective exhibition at the Arts Pavilion, West Kowloon Cultural District from 11th - 27th February. 

The exhibition "Qī Shí" picks up Raymond Fung's memories of the past seven decades. Analogous to a ping pong match, in between the back and forth of a game, one gets to savour his dialogue on his path in between architecture and art. The exhibition covers paintings, large-scale installations, architecture models, sculptures, rapidographs and other works; in terms of architecture, 24 meaningful architectural works have been selected for display out of over 70 projects he had taken part in; rare rapidographs from his early days include the "Island North" from 1985 and two mansion manuscripts from 1978. Also on display in the venue are models of the Hong Kong Wetland Park, the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade Beautification Project and the Archivilla, where Raymond's perspective and persistence in architecture have been illustrated through these designs.

Venue address: Art Pavillion, Art Park, West Kowloon Cultural District