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Form at Sin Sin Fine Art

The old design principle states that form should follow function. Luckily, art and design are ruled by different laws, and there’s nothing that will distract you from enjoying the shapes, forms, and textures in their intriguing juxtaposition with each other.

Participating artists: Ailsa Wong, chaussette b., Gedvile Bunikyte, Jendrik Schröder, Joey Leung, Lie Fhung, Sin Sin Man, Kathy Luo, Pulima, Shalom.

Exhibition period: 10.07–10.10
Gallery address: 4/F, Kin Teck Industrial Building, Wong Chuk Hang

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With love from Slop Kong

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@ailsa.ww named our album “Amazing Shoot”

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It was such a joy to lead the first day of workshops for @parasite.hk’s Workshops for Arts Professionals this summer ☀️

We started the morning with a Monday Chatroom session, getting to know the participants and their positions on art and tech today. The afternoon session focused more on identifying challenges and areas for growth in our fields, and devising possible solutions to address them. I shared numerous projects from Web3, including (and especially) ones that failed, as case studies for how we might intervene.

Thank you again to the entire Para Site team, and especially to @lookstefan and @yuenyukl, who nudged me to look back at my learnings from Web3. It is my time building and learning and curating in Web3 that taught me how much value there is in embodied research, and I appreciated the opportunity to look back at projects and spaces that I have held close to me, even if they did cease.

I look forward to seeing how you all continue to build 🧚

Photos courtesy of @parasite.hk

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Hong Kong Express ❣️

(Thanks to the amazing @parasite.hk team @yuenyukl @lookstefan and @jtaylorfoster )

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“Vibe-coded World” Workshop today! It was so fun!!!! Thanks so much @parasite.hk again for the invite!!! @yuenyukl @lookstefan
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2026 participant cohort:
Franco Brobio (@frunkkun), Jeremy Chen (@dragonhawaiichen), John Chow Ho Fung (@john0829), Guo Cheng (@cheng.guo), Erfan Ghiasi, Danny Hartanto Kristiawan (@_d.nn), Ana Marinkovic (@anksyee), lacopo Prinetti (@iacprinetti), Crassula
Shang (@crassula.shang), Lua Vollaard (@fangedluamena), canvaswan (@canvaswan), Ailsa Wong (@ailsa.ww), and Hui Ye (@huiyeist)
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2026 Para Site Workshops for Arts Professionals
17 24-30 August 2026
° Hong Kong
The 9th edition of our Workshops for Arts Professionals runs alongside the International Conference,
‘Unsubscribe All!’! This year, we’re diving into where contemporary art meets technology - beyond inevitability narratives, towards alternative
methodologies for artistic production, collaboration, and knowledge exchange.
Rather than treating tech as a ‘black box’, we approach it as socially embedded infrastructure shaping our environments, languages, and communities. With a regional focus on Asia-Pacific, the programme tackles resource sharing, cross-disciplinary collaboration, and equitable access.

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Hong Kong summers have always had a way of making the indoors feel like a necessity rather than a choice. This year, at least, the galleries have done their part. From a long-overdue retrospective of one of the city’s most underrecognised ink masters to Dan Flavin’s light-drenched minimalism arriving in the region for the first time, the summer 2026 programme is quietly — and in some cases loudly — worth the air-conditioned detour. Here’s where to go.

David Zwirner — Dan Flavin, Grids

The grids project colour both outward towards the viewer and inward into the corner, making the architecture of the room itself part of the work. The first solo exhibition of Flavin’s work in the region, and the first focused examination of this specific body of work anywhere. It fills a room and redefines it.

Sin Sin Fine Art — Form

Seven artists from Hong Kong, Indonesia, France, Lithuania and Germany — ceramics, photography, installation, painting, textile. Form treats shape not as a fixed thing, but as a continuous act of transformation. It’s the kind of group show that resists the urge to resolve itself neatly, which is exactly the point.

JPS Gallery — Barminski Runway 51

Barminski fills rooms with playful cardboard props and sculptures — burning cigarettes, potato chip bags, nostalgic payphones, a life-size astronaut. It reads like childhood memories reconstructed with knowing irony, somewhere between toy store and conceptual provocation.

Asia Society Hong Kong — The Art of Wesley Tongson

More than a decade after his death, Wesley Tongson finally has his first major survey at a leading local institution. The show unpacks five sections of his life and work — tracing ink practice, spiritual philosophy, mental health and gender identity, all interweaved. Long overdue, and quietly essential.

Cheng-Lan’s Corner — Home, A Fire

Cheng-Lan’s Corner’s second exhibition brings together ten international artists to explore domestic space as a site of memory, tension and identity. For a space that only opened earlier this year, it’s building a quietly serious program — one that takes the home not as comfort, but as a place where things accumulate and occasionally combust.

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how we made our eco-editorial look from scratch – by far the most complicated one of this shoot. still obsessed with these pods. some bts from our recent @sickymag editorial SKIN ON SKIN.

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Ailsa Wong

Ailsa Wong explores inner landscapes through intuitive painting, burning, and the reflective qualities of metallic pigments. Vein traces the movement of life force, evoking veins, roots, and energetic networks shared across human and non-human forms. The Tides of Night unfolds as a mindscape where tidal rhythms, natural formations, and subconscious imagery continuously emerge and recede. Flux I & II, painted with metallic acrylic, draws on the Daoist concept of yin and yang, proposing energy as a state of perpetual transformation rather than opposition. Together, these works reflect on the fluid movement of consciousness, nature, and living systems.

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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

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Tomorrow, the doors open.

The final touches are coming together as FORM takes shape.

Bringing together seven artists from Hong Kong, Indonesia, France, Lithuania, and Germany, alongside three invited guests, the exhibition explores form not as something fixed, but as a process of transformation, perception, and becoming.

Join us tomorrow for the opening reception. Artists and special guests will be present.

FORM
10 July – 12 September 2026

Opening Reception
10 July | 6–9 PM

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

Special Guests:
Kathy Luo • Pulima • Shalom

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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

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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

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