When we were a child, we used to follow our parents to Chinese restaurants. The conversations above the table were usually boring but the space underneath the table was exciting. We hid underneath and transformed the space into a playground of our own, running away from the grown ups. Now suddenly we become grown ups ourselves and those who used to be above the table are slowly disappearing one by one. This work is dedicated to those who used to play underneath the table and refuse to grow up.

Kacey Wong is a visual artist in Hong Kong. He received a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Cornell University, New York in 1994; Master of Arts [M.A. Sculpture] degree from Chelsea School of Arts and Design, London in 1998 and a Doctor of Fine Arts [D.F.A.] degree from Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Melbourne in 2003. He also received the Rising Artist Award and Outstanding Arts Education Award from Hong Kong Arts Development Council. He was invited to the 11th Venice International Architecture Biennale Exhibition in 2008. He is now an Assistant Professor at the School of Design of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.

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Co-presenters：Hong Kong Arts Centre, Public Art Hong Kong
Acknowledgement：Kacey Wong