Visiting Exhibitions in Hong Kong→Perhaps the city is a prison for starlight

Zhou Junhui and Huang Jinxu's solo exhibitions. This exhibition takes the light of the city as a perspective, penetrating time, culture, and history, to explore the impact of light on the urban landscape and rural scenery of Hong Kong. I really like one of Zhou Junhui's works 'Perhaps the city is a prison for starlight' Picture 34 It seems like a simple sketch, but it is a true portrayal of the city's real life. From a distance, it is a beautiful nightscape, the prosperity of Hong Kong, the scene loved by tourists. However, as I slowly approached, I felt a kind of pressure, the towering buildings, densely packed, gave a suffocating feeling of being oppressed. This is probably the joy and sadness that the city bestows upon people. The scene looks joyful, but when you get close, the feeling is completely different. Exhibition: The Shimmering Mirage of Floating Mountains and Cities Exhibition period: Ends on 2023.6.10 Address: 10/F, Door 10, H Queen's Space, 80 Queen's Road Central, Hong Kong