A series of artwork for K11 Musea, the project theme was “Kidult”, to create a series of artwork which would attract young adult and explore the meaning behind the word and create my own interpretation of it. Artwork includes a column, titled “The Leap”, which explores the psychology of millenials and their limitless potential, constantly taking a leap of faith to challenge in life and celebrates their courage. 

In addition, a gigantic artwork was hand painted on the floor, which echoes the same idea of the column. 

This piece was done in black and white with gold as anotehr layer for the grapes, while coffee plants are intertwined within. Transparent UV paint was added to the eyes of the leopard. The overall idea centred around the mythical God of “Dionysus”, God of Wine and Theatre, which often depicted with a leopard as the guardian of the deity. Coffee element was added to suit the brand nature of Interval Coffee Bar. 

A quick project working with TUSK along with fellow Hong Kong artist- Woodnink to create a blackboard mural supporting their marathon campaign in Kenya, showcasing different wildlife in Kenya. 

A personal project finished in Wuhan. Intention was to expand my current personal portfolio as well as practising for upcoming events and projects. I was grateful to be invited by Wuhan Municipal Arts School to complete a mural at its campus. The Mural doesn’t have a particular theme but as a practice for my techniques and explore other possibilities within my current style of work. 

A mural in collaboration with TTN (Live House in Hong Kong) and Johnnie Walker. To create a mural at the entrance of the space. The brief was fairly opened, and after discussion with TTN, a Koi themed mural was created, since TTN locates in Lei Yue Mun, which literally means Koi in Chinese. The mural aims to capture the energy of the live house with the dynamic created by the fish, while also bringing in elements from Johnnie Walker as a brand. 

WALLSKAR is a street art festival in Hong Kong and China. In 2019, it took place at the The Youth Outreach, Sai Wan Ho, Hong kong. I was collaborating with a friend to complete a piece, artist Satrxx from China. 

A series of murals was created for DBS bank, Hong Kong. They were either done on walls or windows. When it comes to painting on glass, it’s difficult since all the sketches and positioning happen only in your head and how to create a consistent flow of ink with your marker, lines are often fading as you come to the end of the stroke. The aim of the project was to provide a more inspiring and artistic environment for their employees in office. 

An experimental piece exploring the possibilites of creating different layers with different types of paint on a poorly maintained wall. The project aims to explore the idea of turning existing flaws of the wall into meaningful elements of the mural. The mural itself is done with my usual detail oriented marker based drawing, while the wall itself was so poorly maintained, filled with holes and cracks, a layer of gold paint was applied to create another layer, giving those flaws a new definition. A layer of UV paint was applied right at the end to add another layer of details when exposed in black light. The result is a mural with different depth when shown under different lights, a new possibilities and direction of my work.