Freedom, Movement, Paradox and Energy are the words that best describe Antoinette Rozan and her work. Self-taught multi-disciplinary artist for 20 years, creation is for her a vital expression, which she explores in 2D and 3D. She creates upon different media: ink on paper, silicone, bronze, metal and resin. The great success of her first exhibition in France in 2005, and of Sin Sin Fine Art’s Trust in Hong Kong, convinced her to devote herself to her art. Over the past 15 years, she has displayed her art in various scenes, from the most prestigious to the more intimate, in France and abroad. Her works have been showed in museums (Hong Kong Museum of Medicine and Sciences), fairs (Affordable Art Fair in Hong Kong) and public places (Cité Radieuse du Corbusier, Clinique Saint Martin in M... Read more

"En Route: UAL HK Alumni Group Exhibition” embodies 3812 Gallery's unwavering commitment to nurturing and supporting young and emerging art talents in the international art scene, offering opportunities for the artists to shine and spotlight their dynamic works. The artists proved that the Hong Kong talent continues to bloom and this echoes the gallery's dedication to the inclusive art community and our long term vision of fostering cross-cultural dialogue between East and West." -- Agnes Wu, Curator of "En Route" & Gallery Manager of 3812 Gallery   3812 Gallery is delighted present “En Route: UAL HK Alumni Group Exhibition,” a captivating group exhibition co-organised in collaboration with UAL Hong Kong Alumni Association. This exhibition presents an exciting collection of a... Read more

The Stroll Gallery in Hong Kong will be hosting a month-long group exhibition titled "Anonymous Time" from April 12th to May 10th. The exhibition features three Korean female artists: Woojung Ghil, Suyeon Kim, and Sukyung Chung. Through 30 unique paintings and glass works, each artist showcases their distinctive style, offering viewers a special sensory experience.   The title of the exhibition, "Anonymous Time," implies the individual experiences and memories that three artists reflect in their works through their unique perspectives and approaches. The exhibition invites viewers to explore familiar time and space in a new perspective and appreciate the remarkable sensations conveyed by the artists. The Stroll Gallery aims to deliver new experiences and emotions through art, pr... Read more

“People are desperate in the pursuit of their desires, and in doing so, they gradually become alienated from nature, alienated from others and even alienated from themselves.”  — Benson Koo and Maeda Yohei Young Soy Gallery and WAKA Artisans are proud to present HUMANHUMAN, a collaborative project between Hong Kong artist Benson Koo and Japanese photographer Maeda Yohei. Seeking to explore the intricacies of human-to-human interactions and relationships, Koo and Yohei capture the human experience, even the most mundane, through conjuring dream-like landscapes in a surreal aesthetic. For both Koo and Yohei, art is like a drug - it offers an alternative to love and an escape from alienation. Delve into their intoxicating dreamscapes at The Cove between 18/04/2024 to 30/04/2024. Read more

Hong Kong Resonance unites the artistic expression of Elsa Jeandedieu, Sylvain Holtermann, and Takeshi Shikama, creating a captivating tapestry that reflects the city's vibrant soul. Surrounded by the energy of Hong Kong's bustling cityscape, Jeandedieu has been inspired in her quest for inner serenity. As she navigates the fast-paced rhythm of her artist life, she strives to find a resonating frequency that harmonises with nature. Intrigued by the rhythmic patterns that permeate our existence, Jeandedieu channels and translates energy into textured art. Through her creative process, she aims to reconnect with the fundamental elements of nature. Sylvain Holtermann is a French photographer who uses film and digital photography to explore a variety of familiar and unfamiliar territori... Read more