Tsang Kin-wah’s Profound Exploration of Morality and Humanity

Why We Recommend it

Tsang Kin-Wah’s T REE O GO D EVIL exhibition is a thought-provoking journey through morality and humanity’s complexities. Set against a backdrop inspired by the Garden of Eden and a scene depicted in Francisco Goya’s Disasters of War print series, this immersive experience reimagines traditional notions of good and evil.

Description

Visual artist Tsang Kin-Wah’s T REE O GO D EVIL exhibition at gdm is a visually striking and intellectually engaging experience. Known for his engaging multimedia installations, Tsang transforms the gallery into a space that echoes the Garden of Eden and scenes reminiscent of Spanish Master Francisco Goya’s haunting Disasters of War series. 

Through videos and site-specific text installations, Tsang explores the intertwined forces of good and evil, inviting viewers to navigate a complex landscape of philosophy, religion and politics. This exhibition challenges the audience to reflect on humanity’s complexities and the nuances of moral understanding.

Details

When: 19 Mar 2025 - 24 May 2025 Where: gdm (Galerie du Monde) – 11 Duddell Street – Central