This exhibition gathers variety of media of work that acts as a visual portal to ''stream of conscious''. Woolf started hers from a black spot on the wall. The selected sculptures, ink on paper, prints and performance are 'interventions', subtle additions to an existing object or display. Each piece is half of the work of art - the other half is the vagarious voyage conceived. Stories are hidden but it is open for interpretation which has no true or false. Nothing is there, everything is there.
Art and sonic performance in the opening night is the physicality of the artist's thoughts, built by collaborating musician's work. The sound recording and minimal still documentation will be displayed throughout the exhibition. The work will be spread through narration made by the audience.
About the artist:
Nicole Wong is a multi disciplined artist based in Hong Kong, seeks for interdisciplinary ideas drawn from the literary and everyday. She is aware of visual poetry and flaws in perceptional understanding . Her work is always a parody of an ordinary scenario, which constructed by found materials and double meaning of words. She singles out the essence from the prose of mundane which can be neither truly remembered nor forgotten. Through a process of seeking and questioning, audience can reinspect what we look but we do not see in everyday life.
