This publication is produced on the occasion of group exhibition of Chinese artists Man Fung-Yi and Mok Yat-San of the same title held in Hong Kong Art Centre in Hong Kong in April 2014.
The two artists are husband and wife. Man Fung-Yi is famous of making use of 3-dimensional steel and brass pieces to assert herself into the conventionally male-dominated discipline of sculpture. Her concepts, means of expression and formal choices all work together to harmonise oriental traditions and concepts. On the other hand, Mok Yat-San reaches a harmonious marriage between modern, industrial and western materials with the motifs of historical Chinese landscape painting. His mountains and waters represented in solid steel deliver no less sense of sublime in Chinese scroll paintings, opening a dialogue between past, present and future, western and eastern cultures, and nature, art and man.
Unlike the common form of cooperation on public art, Man Fung-Yi and Mok Yat-San hold this exhibition based on the same theme. Man Fung-Yi displays her recent works, which are fabrics and shoes made of copper, stainless steel, cotton, whereas Mok Yat-San showcases his landscape paintings and installation.
Wen feng yi: huang hu zhi jian mo yi xin: chu shen
Onsite
Chinese - Traditional,
English
2014
396
9789881399809
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catalogue
Drawing Lines of Emotions - Man Fung-Yi's Art of Weaving | 以線寫情 - 文鳳儀的編織藝術 - Homan LAU, 劉浩敏
Void and Solid, and Inner Cultivation - The Art of Man Fung-Yi | 虛擬和修心 - 文鳳儀的藝術 - GAO Minglu, 高名潞
To Cherish and To Create: Man Fung-Yi's Rhapsody on the Exquisite | 惜物與造物：文鳳儀的物華賦 - TING Wingyan Vivian, 丁穎茵
The Writing of Void: Contemporary Representation by Man Fung-Yi | 「書寫」虛空 - 文鳳儀的當代表達 - PI Daojian, 皮道堅
Man Fung-Yi and her Wardrobe of Life Stories - A Thin Flow of Words Unsaid | 細水長流，言猶末盡 - 文鳳儀的衣戀身世 - CHAN Sailok, 阿三
New Interpretations of Tradition and Modernity: The Art of Sculpture of Mok Yat-San | 傳統及現代的創新體驗 - 談莫一新的雕塑藝術 - KAO Mayching, 高美慶
From Form To Spirit: Mok Yat-San's Jounrey of Sculpture | 由「形」入「神」 - 莫一新的雕塑旅程 - Kurt CHAN, 陳育強
A Haiku for Mok and Man | 俳句贈莫一新及文鳳儀 - Jonathan THOMSON
Man Fung-Yi: Falling Into A Trance; Mok Yat-San: Falling Into A Trance, 文鳳儀：恍惚之間 莫一新：出神
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