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Grace Cheng

Curator

Grace Cheng, an independent curator and director of the Art in Hospital and Community Art Network, curates and presents exhibitions and art projects that embrace a wide range of mediums across many fields and disciplines, including international projects, artist-in-residence programmes, exhibitions, and cultural research projects.

Li Chi Tak

Artist

Li Chi Tak is a comic illustrator who began his career in 1982. His transmedia creations transcend the boundary of comics, expanding into movies, experimental theatre, literature, pop music, and sculpture. His idiosyncratic style has attracted attention and commissions from both local and international brands. In 2022, the Hong Kong Arts Centre awarded Li with an Honorary Fellowship in recognition of his contribution to the arts sector in Hong Kong and Asia more broadly.

STICKYLINE (Mic Leong and Soilworm Lai)

Artist

STICKYLINE is a two-person group founded in 2011 by Mic Leong and Soilworm Lai. It is known for its distinctive, large-scale polyhedron sculptures. Using engineering and mathematics to craft simple yet durable shapes, STICKYLINE combines kinetics, sound, and light to mastermind complex geometric structures. It has collaborated with local organisations, filled private commissions, and worked with prestigious brands.

Wong Chung Yu

Artist

Wong Chung Yu completed his master’s degrees in computer science and digital arts at the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the University of the Arts London, respectively. He is dedicated to expanding the potential of programming and multimedia applications in digital art. To promote digital ink art, Wong integrated existing technologies and launched the award-winning painting freeware Pure ink in 2020. His paintings and digital works are in the collections of major institutions, including the Hong Kong Museum of Art, M+, and the Hubei Museum of Art.