Chinese calligraphy Print

a Hong Kong-based photographer and multimedia artist, who graduated from the School of Art at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. After working as a photojournalist and documentary filmmaker, the artist began exploring ink painting during their studies at CUHK, eventually incorporating traditional Chinese ink techniques into their multimedia works. The artist is constantly seeking a medium that suits their creative vision and has explored various forms of expression. They created a piece called "Hundred Ghosts" during a school exhibition, which blended traditional Chinese ink painting with Japanese techniques. For their graduation project, the artist created an animation exploring the possibilities of ink painting. The artist established a Facebook page called "Kowloon Emperor" (a homophone for " emperor" in Cantonese), where they continue to explore the possibilities of ink painting in new forms of expression. They were invited to perform calligraphy and film a video at an abandoned school in Sai Kung, which further demonstrated their unique artistic vision.