LeonLollipop: Please Fill in the Blank

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Once In A While is a series of three individual exhibitions by 4 Hong Kong artists TSE Sai-pei, LeonLollipop, Fiona H.S. Chan, and Donna Yuen.

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In the second series of the exhibition, Please Fill in the Blank, the artist LeonLollipop used a canvas full of patterns to make irregular picture frames, rethinking the concept of "blank" in traditional Chinese painting, using animals as a metaphor for modern urbanites, enjoying a leisurely self-style of life in a rich life, like the Koi in imagery 1, in the Chinese charms, the koi fishes are among the most often used Chinese lucky symbols. A koi fish is a type of carp that's often kept for decorative purposes in outdoor ponds. The same holds for goldfishes. These fishes represent prosperity and happiness.

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The Second Series Exhibition Detail:

Title: Please Fill in the Blank

Artist: LeonLollipop @LeonLollipop

Date: 22 – 31 July 2020

Time: 12 – 7 pm

Venue: S209, Level 2, PMQ, No.35 Aberdeen Street, Central, HK

@pmqhkdesign @arttugallery

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