Form: Seven Artists Create the Tangible and Intangible

Description

Form represents endless possibilities; it can be both tangible and intangible at the same time. Matter and spirit, memory and imagination, thought and emotion are not separate conditions, but manifestations of one unfolding process.

In Sin Sin Fine Art’s Form, seven artists from around the world want to explore these creative limits.

In the painting realm, Ailsa Wong draws from automatic drawing and subconscious imagery, unfolding as inner landscapes where nervous systems, spiritual ecologies and animistic cosmologies intersect. Through mixed media like ink and embroidery, chaussette b. traces parallels between bark, roots, skin and memory, exploring how time leaves its mark upon both body and the natural world. Gedvile Bunikyte’s geometric paintings translate inner energies and states of consciousness into luminous compositions informed by sacred geometry and practices of self-cultivation.

Jendrik Schröder’s photographic series Leaf Studies, meanwhile, transforms fallen leaves into an exercise in ecological attention, revealing unexpected formal connections between nature and everyday human spaces.

Moving into sculptures, Joey Leung’s interactive ceramic piece “The Form of the God” invites viewers to participate in the shaping of form, meaning and value. Lie Fhung combines salvaged stained-glass shards, oxidised copper and stoneware to create poetic assemblages in which discarded fragments are reimagined through transformation. Together, the artists and invited guests demonstrate that form is never static, but continuously emerges through the relationships and transformations that shape our world.

Alongside the exhibition, there will be a workshop led by geometric abstraction painter Gedvile Bunikyte on 5 September, from 15:00 to 17:00. Pre-registration required.

Please note: The exhibition has been extended until 10 October.