My ink paintings are executed using various technologies and platforms including video, sound, installation and cross-media performance.

My focus in recent years are mainly on geopolitics, social-cultural landscapes and the artistic interpretation of topographical reality through the form of mapping. Through the “Impression Mapping”, “Pocket Park” and “Our Audible City” series in particular, I explored the mapping of cityscape, heritage and parks in Hong Kong to delve into issues like colonisation, urbanisation and how history is recorded.

I rarely differentiate art mediums based on notions of the East-West divide. On the contrary, “ink painting” is an artistic language to communicate observations and reflections on things around me. This feels more natural and comfortable for me.

I have a special feeling for Zurich, Switzerland due to my interest in nature and historical buildings. These, however, define only my own preferences and do not constitute the criteria for assessing whether a city is well planned. Urban planning reflects, to some extent, the local culture and its characteristics. The objectives of a city’s design may be rooted in people’s needs or steered towards certain lifestyle habits. As the city evolves, its distinct features gradually emerge. So to me, each city has its own unique beauty.

I art medium I choose varies according to the theme of my work, as it is not only a creative tool but also the language through which I communicate with myself and other people.

“Learning” will be my development focus – to acquire more knowledge about various creative mediums.