Do you still recognize this city where we grew up together? Ink art expresses the essence of traditional Chinese culture and philosophy, showing us fine techniques and details, while new media expand the infinite possibilities of art. ”Urban Variations No.1” is one of the latest series of ink experiments. Using traditional skill for abstract creation, then use this as the base for computer geometric processing and digital creation, refine the completion with hand-painting, and finally with moving image projection. hoping to create a unique contemporary ink view and blur the boundary between hand-painted and digital.

Combining Hong Kong photos to blur and geometricize them, and then print them on rice paper with ink, and add white to form the representative landscape of Hong Kong, Victoria Harbour, and then use dynamic projection to change its structure and blur the boundaries. 

Geometricalization represents the transformation and reconstruction of various cultures in a suitable form for Hong Kong, integrating into the existing local multiculturalism, such as Hong Kong's multicultural society, integrating different humanistic elements. The context of society is continuously reorganized to form a new urban landscape. Under the vision of a common city and a common future, with the community as the carrier, explore the establishment of a daily and public  inclusive society "common consciousness”.