Grotto Fine Art takes great pleasure in presenting Landscape Revisited, a joint exhibition of Lucille Lo and Kong Yiu-wing. Featuring works in mixed media using different materials ranging from oil paint, ink, paper, wood. Landscape Revisited present a profound view into cultural, civilization and social change by utilizing symbolic material in their unique painting style.

Lucille Lo is a former traditional Chinese painter, Lo ventured into oil and mixed media painting in recent years in search of a more personal expression, striving to express the fusion and the contradiction of Eastern and Western cultures. Lo employs some traditional and symbolic material such as bamboo and silver which implied industrious and success aspiring mentality. Using different kinds of meaningful materials, Lo engages in landscapes, cityscapes and conceptual works which embody the philosophy and civic attitudes within Hong Kong.

Kong Yiu-wing practices silkscreen technique in his oil painting to achieve a multi-layer composition, showing scenery in the border between urban and nature. Kong is interested in unnoted spaces rather than spaces that experienced human civilization, congesting with various kinds of knowledge and incapable to contain room for imagination. Kong believe that unnoted space contain possibility, allowing him to explore the uncertainty between virtual and real.

Image: © Kong Yiu Wing, Grotto Fine Art