COURSE FEATURES
In the 1960s, Hong Kong was in a period of water shortage and rationing. At that time, galvanised iron products like water buckets were very popular in everyday life. Generally speaking, the provision of galvanised iron products can be regarded as serving the basic physical needs of Hong Kong people in this period of time.
Today, can the physical material of galvanised iron be used to create an ideal container for embedding particular meaning? Can this be a containment for expression of love to someone? Can it be an organisation of orderly pattern in chaos life? Can it be a retention of a special sensation?
The workshop allows participants to experience and make innovative shapes of galvanised iron artworks.
COURSE CODE
22-FA000439-1BP
TUTOR
LUK Tsing-yuen
LUK Tsing-yuen graduated from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University (RMIT), School of Design in The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and the Department of Fine Arts in The Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2005, 2011 and 2013 respectively.
In artistic creation, LUK Tsing-yuen focuses on creating three-dimensional works, exploring the possibilities of developing material and arousing the imagination of the audience. He is good at using plastic and chemical reagent with casting skills, and recently he has also examined the skills of metal crafting of galvanized iron sheet. He has also been invited to participate in local and overseas exhibitions, including the ‘Hong Kong Contemporary Art Biennial Awards 2009’ held at the Hong Kong Museum of Art in 2010.
CLASS
4
ENROL LIMIT
10
PERIOD
9/7/2022 – 30/7/2022 (SAT)
TIME
7:00pm – 9:30pm
LANGUAGE
Cantonese
FEE
Course fee: HKD 1,200
Materials fee: HKD 150
Total: HKD 1,350
