Pongyu Wai, I imagine my mother's dream, 2008, ball pen, chinese ink, charcoal, pencil on paper 60.5 x 91 cm
展覽日期：2009年7月10日至9月5日
開(kāi)幕酒會(huì)：2009年7月10日 晚上6:30-8:30
地點(diǎn)：Gallery EXIT 安全口畫(huà)廊? 香港中環(huán)善慶街1號(hào)地下
畫(huà)廊開(kāi)放時(shí)間：星期一至六1100-1900
Gallery EXIT 安全口畫(huà)廊將于2009年7月10日舉行首個(gè)夏季群展《繪畫(huà)時(shí)，我想起了....》，展出六位80年代出生的本地藝術(shù)家的紙本作品，包括陳嘉儀、陳曉筠、鄺鎮(zhèn)禧、黎卓華、韋邦雨及黃麗茵。
六位年青藝術(shù)家以沉慮及深邃的作品來(lái)面對(duì)急促發(fā)展的現(xiàn)世界。他們對(duì)繪畫(huà)同樣地耐心專注；在獨(dú)處的時(shí)間里，他們都選擇坐下來(lái)深思熟慮，追求自身理想的創(chuàng)作空間。雖然在紙本上繪畫(huà)是屬于很自然任意的手法，但同時(shí)亦是一項(xiàng)仔細(xì)刻苦的工序。在這個(gè)信息泛濫的年代，人際間的溝通經(jīng)常要快捷達(dá)意，但六位藝術(shù)家卻愿意用需時(shí)費(fèi)力和曠日持久的創(chuàng)作手段來(lái)展現(xiàn)忍耐不屈和堅(jiān)持不懈的情操。當(dāng)作品雛形逐漸涌現(xiàn)眼前時(shí)，創(chuàng)作人往往希望能夠跟別人分享這份從寂寞中孕育出來(lái)的喜悅。同樣地就是從這種孤獨(dú)感，我們開(kāi)始明白到那種被社會(huì)排擠孤立出來(lái)，存在著相互之間的抽離感覺(jué)。
when i draw, i think of… – Hong Kong Young Artists
July 10 – August 22, 2009
Opening reception: Friday, July 10, 6:30 – 8:30pm
Location: Gallery EXIT, G/F, 1 Shin Hing Street, Central, Hong Kong
Gallery opening hours: Mon-Sat, 1100-1900
Website: www.galleryexit.com
Gallery EXIT is delighted to present our first summer group show, “when i draw, i think of you”, featuring works on paper by dedicated local artists born in the 1980s: Furze Chan, Casper Chan, Chunhei Kong, Sarah Lai, Pongyu Wai and Cam Wong.
These 6 local artists of the young generation counter the fast pacing world with their deliberate and contemplating works. They share a common dedication to the act of drawing. In their private hours, they chose to sit and remain, to slow down and contemplate in order to discover what they are searching for. Drawing is often a spontaneous activity, but it could also be a slow and pain staking process. Glowing up in the age of information overflow, in which fast and effective communication is the front burner, these artists present their time-consuming and laborious works that demonstrate the values of practice and hard work, the virtues of patience and perseverance. When a focused image begins to form under the hands, it is a great joy, born and bred in solitude, to be shared with someone. It is in this solitude, that we begin to understand each other’s existential loneliness and isolation from the society.
