- hahahacheong
- Jun 4
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Chow Chun Fai - Portraits from Behind
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Portraits from Behind is a solo exhibition of a series of mostly small-format paintings by the Hong Kong based artist CHOW Chun Fai, which is related to Hong Kong's identity. For his most famous series of works, "Film Painting", the artist selected scenes from local and international films and painted them with corresponding subtitles. Many of the resulting works have hinted at the struggle of the former British colonies for ownership after the handover in 1997.
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