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Unbodied
Bamboo, kinetic motors and synthetic hair
Approx. 400 cm (H), dimensions variable
2026

A four-metre bamboo forms the central body of the installation, animated by multiple kinetic devices, with strands of black hair appearing to grow from it. The bamboo moves continuously in subtle swaying motions, occasionally interrupted by sudden, larger movements. Each device is programmed with different timings, making these shifts difficult to anticipate and giving the bamboo a seemingly self-directed, organic rhythm.

The bamboo was collected from Yim Tin Tsai, an island in Hong Kong, after it was found fallen beside the Hakka house where the work was later installed. No longer a living plant, it remains as a bodily remnant. Within East Asian cultural traditions and ghost narratives, hair is often associated with spirits and ghostly presences. Appearing to grow from the lifeless bamboo, the strands of black hair evoke the spectral atmosphere of ancient ghost tales. As the bamboo continued to move throughout the exhibition period, strands of hair gradually fell from its body and accumulated on the floor.

Conceived specifically for the Hakka house, the bamboo’s four-metre height closely mirrors the architecture that contains it: the house becomes a bodily shell, with the bamboo forming another body within it. Through the convergence of bamboo, hair and mechanical movement, the work gives an organic presence to a mechanical system, blurring the boundaries between living and non-living, body and spirit, the human and non-human.

𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭𓆭 𓆭 𓆭𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭
軀Ｕｎｂｏｄｉｅｄ
Solo exhibition by Ailsa Wong
16 May - 11 July 2026
HONE, Yim Tin Tsai, Hong Kong

Technical Support: Kel
Documentation: Jendrik Schröder
𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭𓆭 𓆭 𓆭𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 by @ailsa.ww

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𝚆𝚑𝚎𝚗 𝚢𝚘𝚞 𝚖𝚊𝚔𝚎 𝚊𝚗 𝚎𝚡𝚑𝚒𝚋𝚒𝚝𝚒𝚘𝚗 𝚘𝚗 𝚊 𝚜𝚖𝚊𝚕𝚕 𝚒𝚜𝚕𝚊𝚗𝚍 𝚒𝚗 𝙷𝚘𝚗𝚐 𝙺𝚘𝚗𝚐… 𝙿𝚊𝚛𝚝 𝟸

Earlier this summer, I made Ｕｎｂｏｄｉｅｄ at HONE on Yim Tin Tsai, a small island off Sai Kung.
About the visits, the walks, and the time shared around the exhibition.

*Some footage taken by visitors

𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭𓆭 𓆭 𓆭𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭
軀Ｕｎｂｏｄｉｅｄ
Solo exhibition by Ailsa Wong
16 May - 11 July 2026
HONE, Yim Tin Tsai, Hong Kong

Opening: 16 May 2026
Sound Performers: ch…… and Auror

Production Support: Kel
Technical Support: Joey, Tristan
Documentation: Jendrik Schröder, Joey, Gary
𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭𓆭 𓆭 𓆭𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 by @ailsa.ww

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𝚆𝚑𝚎𝚗 𝚢𝚘𝚞 𝚖𝚊𝚔𝚎 𝚊𝚗 𝚎𝚡𝚑𝚒𝚋𝚒𝚝𝚒𝚘𝚗 𝚘𝚗 𝚊 𝚜𝚖𝚊𝚕𝚕 𝚒𝚜𝚕𝚊𝚗𝚍 𝚒𝚗 𝙷𝚘𝚗𝚐 𝙺𝚘𝚗𝚐… 𝙿𝚊𝚛𝚝 𝟷

Earlier this summer, I made Ｕｎｂｏｄｉｅｄ at HONE on Yim Tin Tsai, a small island off Sai Kung.
Here’s a bit of what it was like.

𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭𓆭 𓆭 𓆭𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭
軀Ｕｎｂｏｄｉｅｄ
Solo exhibition by Ailsa Wong
16 May - 11 July 2026
HONE, Yim Tin Tsai, Hong Kong

Opening: 16 May 2026
Sound Performers: ch…… and Auror

Production Support: Kel
Technical Support: Joey, Tristan
Documentation: Jendrik Schröder, Joey, Gary
𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭𓆭 𓆭 𓆭𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 by @ailsa.ww

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a month ago

“1”
Ailsa Wong
24 May - 26 Jul 2025
@desarthegallery

“1” is a solo exhibition featuring a mechanical sound installation, a body of moving sculptures, an interactive 3D video game, a 2D visual novel game, and mixed media works, all situated within an immersive cave-like environment.

A dimly lit chamber constructed to recall the interior of an ant nest, the exhibition explores the notion of existence within a unified body and considers techno-animism under the context of contemporary pantheism. Utilizing the archetypal ant colony as its basis, the artist proposes a paradigm wherein all sentient beings—living, mechanical, or otherwise—are constituents of a single, all-encompassing entity.

Ants operate as a superorganism, where the colony functions by instinct as a singular, self-organizing system. Each ant plays a specific role, such as foraging, defending, or caring for the young, all working in concert such that the colony may adapt, survive, and thrive as if it were one living organism.

Across varied philosophies, similar ideas have been raised vis-à-vis the universe and all that it contains, seeing all living things as part of a unified whole, be that of a divinity, cosmic harmony, or simply the natural order.

It is under this framework that Ailsa Wong asks: what if all objects, including those of technology, had souls? If we were to subscribe to techno-animism, how will we co-operate within an interconnected system?

Documentation by DE SARTHE by @ailsa.ww

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2 months ago

The Tides of Night as a mindscape.

The Tides of Night unfolds as an inner landscape where water, memory, and subconscious forms continuously emerge and recede.

Ailsa Wong
The Tides of Night | 夜幕與潮汐
Mixed media on fabric
30 x 40 cm
2026

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FORM

Artists:
Ailsa Wong • chaussette b. • Gedvile Bunikyte • Jendrik Schröder • Joey Leung • Lie Fhung • Sin Sin Man

Special Guests:
Kathy Luo • Pulima • Shalom

10 July — 12 September 2026
Sin Sin Fine Art

#sinsinfineart #ssfa #hongkongartscene #hkartscene #form by @ailsa.ww

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2 months ago

Vein as the flow of life.

Vein traces the movement of life force through veins, roots, and unseen networks. Burning marks evoke the quiet energy that flows through all forms, while textures shift with the viewer's movement, revealing life as a living, interconnected rhythm.

Ailsa Wong
Vein | 脈
Scorched Fabric
100 x 100 cm
2026

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FORM

Artists:
Ailsa Wong • chaussette b. • Gedvile Bunikyte • Jendrik Schröder • Joey Leung • Lie Fhung • Sin Sin Man

Special Guests:
Kathy Luo • Pulima • Shalom

10 July — 12 September 2026
Sin Sin Fine Art

#sinsinfineart #ssfa #hongkongartscene #hkartscene #form by @ailsa.ww

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Ailsa Wong is a Hong Kong artist whose practice spans painting, moving installations, interactive games, and image-making. Her work explores consciousness, belief systems, and the relationship between human and non-human forms of existence.

Her painting practice is informed by automatic drawing, subconscious imagery, and intuitive mark-making. She develops her works through an ongoing dialogue with materials, allowing images to emerge and evolve organically. Her paintings often blur the boundaries between inner and outer landscapes, reflecting a worldview in which all forms of existence are interconnected, while opening spaces for perception, emotion, and belief.

FORM
process of transformation, perception, and becoming

Artists:
Ailsa Wong • chaussette b. • Gedvile Bunikyte • Jendrik Schröder • Joey Leung • Lie Fhung • Sin Sin Man

Special Guests:
Kathy Luo • Pulima • Shalom

10 July — 12 September 2026
Sin Sin Fine Art
Wong Chuk Hang
Hong Kong

#sinsinfineart #ssfa #hongkongartscene #hkartscene #form #contemporaryart

@ailsa.ww by @ailsa.ww

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3 months ago

Through form, all things come into being.

Bringing together seven artists from Hong Kong, Indonesia, France, Lithuania, and Germany, FORM explores shape not as a fixed appearance, but as a process of transformation, perception, and becoming.

Across painting, ceramics, photography, installation, and textiles practices, the exhibition traces the ways form emerges through material, memory, intuition, and lived experience. Extending beyond contemporary art, invited guests contribute perspectives rooted in jewellery craft, indigenous culture, and Ikebana.

“FORM”

Artists: Ailsa Wong chaussette b. Gedvile Bunikyte Jendrik Schröder Joey Leung Lie Fhung Sin Sin Man

Special Guests: Kathy Pulima Shalom

Curated by Sin Sin Man

Opening Reception - Artists will be present
10 July 2026 | 6–9 PM 
Exhibition Period:
10 July – 12 September 2026

Please be noted that the opening ceremony “Shamanism is Formless” has been cancelled.

#sinsinfineart #ssfa #hongkongartscene #hkartscene by @ailsa.ww

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Vol 05：與無形能量共奏

Ailsa邀請了兩位藝術家ch…… @chungyw_ 和Auror @auroredelune 在「軀Ｕｎｂｏｄｉｅｄ」開幕當日演出，作為一場跨媒介的互動。
她們在演出前曾到鹽田梓考察，以不同創作方法回應Ailsa的作品與展覽空間。

演出圖片由 Joey Leung 拍攝，
影片截圖來自 Jendrik Schröder 拍攝的影片。
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【黃雅珊最新展覽】
軀Ｕｎｂｏｄｉｅｄ
𝄜 2026.5.16 - 7.11 1 - 5pm
(星期六、星期日及公眾假期，僅供預約)
⚲ 空 @hone___fineart 香港西貢鹽田梓村 5 號
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☞有本地藝文活動推介？或者想推廣自己的計劃？
☞ 歡迎私訊分享合作提案.ᐟ by @ailsa.ww

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Vol 04：蔓延意識至未知

Ailsa在創作過程中，嘗試追溯那些存在於意識之下、不斷流動的感官經驗和記憶。
她形容這個過程與「自動性繪畫」的手法相似，讓自己放下理性的控制，捕捉當下的直覺和情感。

作品圖片由Jendrik Schröder拍攝。
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【黃雅珊最新展覽】
軀Ｕｎｂｏｄｉｅｄ
𝄜 2026.5.16 - 7.11 1 - 5pm
(星期六、星期日及公眾假期，僅供預約)
⚲ 空 @hone___fineart 香港西貢鹽田梓村 5 號
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☞有本地藝文活動推介？或者想推廣自己的計劃？
☞ 歡迎私訊分享合作提案.ᐟ by @ailsa.ww

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3 months ago

https://youtu.be/bZ1xYU9r8Hs?si=Zr2QZ3W8Vh2zBW0e
比大家欣賞開幕的花絮～

空hone | 展覽
Hone Gallery | Exhibition

黃雅珊：軀 (Ailsa Wong: Unbodied)
「軀」並非限制，而是一種通道，使那些無形體的存在，得以在擺動與滲透之間短暫顯現。
The ”body“ is not a limitation, but a conduit that allows unbodied existences to temporarily manifest between oscillation and permeation.
藝術家黃雅珊透過在鹽田梓執拾的竹作為核心，構建出一套持續擺動、相互牽連的動態系統。在這間小屋的軀殼內，裝置與繪畫共同生成了一場內在景觀。在這裡，物質與意識、人工與自然不再對立，而是在同一個系統中彼此滲透、共生。
Artist Ailsa Wong constructs a dynamic system that continuously oscillates and is interconnected, using found bamboo from Yim Tin Tsai as its core. Within this small house-like shell, installations and paintings jointly generate an inner landscape. Here, matter and consciousness, the artificial and the natural, are no longer opposed, but permeate and coexist within the same system.
我們邀請你進入這具「身體」，在純粹的寧靜中，感受那些不被具體承載的存在。
We invite you to enter this ”body“ and, in pure serenity, feel those existences that are not concretely embodied.
• 展覽日期 Exhibition Dates： 2026 年 5 月 16 日 – 7 月 11 日 (May 16 – July 11, 2026)
• 地點 Location：空hone（香港西貢鹽田梓村 5 號） (Hone, 5 Yim Tin Tsai Village, Sai Kung, Hong Kong)

[ 僅供預約參觀 By Appointment Only ]
🔗 預約連結 RSVN Link：https://forms.gle/unbsFZyEfeyJuMiBA taken in 西貢鹽田梓 by @ailsa.ww

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4 months ago

This Saturday!🪝See you on the island (remember to RSVP)🤎

🪾Trailer of 軀Ｕｎｂｏｄｉｅｄ🪾
Trailer music by @auroredelune

𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭𓆭 𓆭 𓆭𓆭 𓆭 𓆭 𓆭
軀Ｕｎｂｏｄｉｅｄ
Solo exhibition by Ailsa Wong

Opening: 16 May 2026, 1 - 8 p.m. (RSVP only)
Opening performance: 2:45 - 4:15 p.m. (free donation)
Performers: ch…… and Auror

Exhibition period: 16 May to 11 July 2026
Venue: Hone (Yim Tin Tsai Village No.5, Sai Kung, Hong Kong)
Opening Hours: 1 - 5 p.m. (Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, RSVP only)

RSVP (link In bio): https://forms.gle/unbsFZyEfeyJuMiBA by @ailsa.ww

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