MOU PROJECTS
Current and Past Events
Those Who Remember
MOU PROJECTS 202 The Factory, 1 Yip Fat Street, AberdeenWHAT The first solo exhibition of the Paris and Johannesburg-based American artist in Hong Kong showcases a selection of recent paintings and drawings created over the past two years, centred around the theme of memory. Drawing inspiration from Yukio Mishima's novel, ‘The Temple of Dawn’, the artist constructs fantastical landscapes filled with people in states…
Choice of Oblivion and Remembrance
MOU PROJECTS 202 The Factory, 1 Yip Fat Street, AberdeenWHAT The Chinese artist’s debut solo exhibition in Hong Kong showcases recent paintings that skillfully capture the fleeting moments of her everyday surroundings. The exhibition creates a captivating space adorned with ethereal flowers, books, indoor plants, and museum objects. Her art intertwines coded narratives, contemporary symbolism, and personal diasporic experiences, evoking emotions connected to identity.…
Dreamers
MOU PROJECTS 202 The Factory, 1 Yip Fat Street, AberdeenWHAT The Korean-born LA-based artist’s first solo exhibition in Hong Kong is a presentation of 12 of his most recent paintings, where he strives to highlight the hopes and essence of his subjects. He primarily focused on painting portraits of people around him, acutely capturing their identity and aspirations in immense detail. These subjects range…
Auto Soma
MOU PROJECTS 202 The Factory, 1 Yip Fat Street, AberdeenWHAT The artist’s first solo exhibition at the gallery is a presentation of a kinetic installation and many of his recent paintings. They explore the relationship between machinery and humanity in this age of technological innovation. A dimly lit room adjacent to the main gallery space hosts the show's eponymous centrepiece, ‘Auto Soma’ (2023), a…
Pause, Arise
MOU PROJECTS 202 The Factory, 1 Yip Fat Street, AberdeenWHAT This is the artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery as well as in Hong Kong, and it features a selection of paintings that evolve from figuration to abstraction. Zhong’s focus was on creating a poetic display of historical records and beliefs, showcasing the process of how she unfolds her perceptions and impressions. Her…
