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Hong Kong Tourism Board assembles 18 Southeast Asian artists to celebrate Hong Kong through Art
“Emily & Fufuland in West Kowloon” by Thai artist, Painterbell
Hong Kong Tourism Board brought together 18 diverse artists across Southeast Asia (S.E.A) to create art pieces inspired by perennial icons of Hong Kong. This initiative, “Arts in HK with S.E.A artists” is an extension of the year-long “Arts in Hong Kong” by generating awareness of the city's always-on, diverse experience of arts and culture, and establish Hong Kong as a centre for international arts and cultural exchange.
“Arts in HK with S.E.A artists” campaign will feature artistic talents from the Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. The collection of artwork spans across a spectrum of genres from painting to digital illustration, pottery, embroidery, sand art and more.
INDONESIA ARTISTS
Abel Brata (Cube Artist)
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Cube art of the iconic Hong Kong skyline.
Apriliyandi Tami (Visual Artist)
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3D illustration of the iconic Ding Ding Tram in Hong Kong.
Dinda Puspitasari (Fashion illustrator)
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Illustration of 2 of Hong Kong newest museums – M+ and HK Palace Museum.
Vina Candrawati (Sand Artist)
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Vina’s sand art is inspired by her childhood memories of renting VCR tapes of the Hong Kong series “Return of the Condor Heroes” and her wish of travelling to Hong Kong soon.
MALAYSIA ARTISTS
Anni Tai (Embroidery Artist)
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An embroidered piece featuring Hong Kong icons inspired by neon lights.
Chong Fei Giap (Illustrator)
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An illustration of iconic Hong Kong landmarks, food and culture
Kendrick Ng (Illustrator)
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A Chibi drawing of a Hong Kong bookstore featuring Hong Kong icons
Kent (Illustrator)
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Inspired by his favourite things in Hong Kong - love most about HK –from the classic Junk boats and Ding Ding trams to new developments in West Kowloon such as the Xiqu Center, Hong Kong Museum of Art (HKMoA) and M+ museum.
PHILIPPINES ARTISTS
Celine Tablinga (Pottery Artist)
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Inspired by Mahjong and the goldfish market. The Chinese character on the vase symbolises fortune.
Ciara Gan (Painter)
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Inspired by the rare skill of Mahjong carving and the cultural significance of the game.
Krissie Mateo (Paper Artist)
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Lifesize paper slippers inspired by Sindart, a traditional slipper embroidery store in Hong Kong. Krissie’s slippers feature old and new Hong Kong cultural icons.
Mela Gonzales (Embroidery Artist)
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A bodice inspired by Hong Kong’s iconic skyline!
SINGAPORE ARTISTS
James Lim (Artist)
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A watercolour painting of some of the arts and culture locations that he would love to visit in Hong Kong.
Noel Lin (Cake Artist)
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Cake art inspired by the iconic Hong Kong skyline.
Tiffany Tan, Tiffany Lovage (Illustrator)
An illustration inspired by her love for Hong Kong food and new art venues.
THAILAND ARTIST
Seatapron Korwanichakul, Painterbell (Digital Artist)
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A series of artworks featuring Painterbell and his original characters John, Lulu and friends in Hong Kong.
VIETNAM ARTISTS
Thanh Hoàng (Cube Artist)
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Cube art of the iconic Victoria Harbour.
Thủy Tiên (Illustrator)
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Painting of Tai Kwun - Hong Kong's largest art conservation project. With over 170 years of history.