LOKKI is unafraid to express a wide range of emotions both in the stance of his subjects and in their candid facial expressions.

Sammi's works manifest how painterliness stands in the position of language depicting her experience in reality and connection with the universe. Her works delve into the realm of poetry by replacing linguistics with visual forms of communication, inventing a system of painted lexicology that communicates recalled memory.

Mizuki Nishiyama is a London-based, mixed-Japanese artist who creates raw and confrontational artworks spanning paintings, sculptures, tapestries, poetry, and performances that explore the fragile human condition.

Hugh is a multidisciplinary artist who focuses his critical attention on society and representations of power. His work is conceptual in nature, using a variety of strategies to investigate the underlying structures that shape and govern our existence.

Karen's illustrative and fun painting style effortlessly brings life and vibrancy to each piece, making their artwork stand out in a crowded field. Her work consistently explores universal themes, resonating with a broad audience by tapping into shared human experiences and emotions.

Sarah is a mixed media artist, who is working towards a new definition of beauty, bringing the surface and the image into harmony with the essential structures within.

Wang has long been fascinated by animal imagery, particularly rabbits, and includes them in his compositions in unsettling ways creating a juxtaposition of contradictions. He paints beautifully in a muted palette and his work has a gentle contemplative character.

Arme's works are based on his close observation of everyday people going about their everyday lives, his work features fragmented images, which emphasize his theme of constriction and suffocation.

Dallas Lee (b. 1999, Hong Kong) is fascinated with the power of painting and drawing interacting with people and meanwhile within every part of the work. Her works lie between representation and abstraction, intending to construct a world connecting the reality and imaginations at the same time to fulfil dreams.

I believe that artistic creation is not to represent reality, but to question common sense. Painting has its own merits. Self-discipline and transcendence, but don’t try to burden it with too many functions, nor should it be preachy Tools, painting is a contemplation located outside language. Generally speaking, making art is a kind of self-consciousness is a need for introspection and a process of transformation.

Born in 1992, currently employed as a lecturer at the Hubei University of Technology Engineering and Technology College. Graduated from the Oil Painting major in Hubei Institute of Fine Arts, he is currently the executive director of Hebei Province Young Artists Association.

高夢琳, 1981年生於武漢 Gao Menglin, female, born in 1981 in Wuhan.

Li was born in 1985 in Hunan, China. Graduated from the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts in 2007. He is currently working and living in Guangzhou.

FourTin Yeung is an Hong Kong artist who focuses on illustration and story writing. Her artworks explore the importance of love and tragedy of life. FourTin Yeung’s Toyland is depicted in her colourful illustrations as a place full of toy buddies. She hopes that her artworks can accommodate others’ suffering.

YUEN Lai Yi (b.2000) graduated from Academy of Visual Arts, Hong Kong Baptist University in 2023.

RAINB.W (Rainbow) is an artist based in Hong Kong. She graduated from the University of Hong Kong with a BA in Fine Arts (Art History) and Psychology, and later a MSocSc in Counselling. Among the various mediums that Rainbow works with, she found particular interest in the art of watercolor early on in her artistic career. Appreciating its fluid, flowing properties, it is “a medium that exudes life, movement, one that can never be fully controlled yet wholly beautiful in its nature”.

An artist attuned to nature. Growing up in a city environment and his Chinese roots has informed his style.

Clinton is an art practitioner and researcher from Hong Kong; he obtained his master’s degree in the Global Art Practice, MFA program at Tokyo University of the Arts.

Threefire is a creator who expresses ideas through different mediums such as animation, picture books, painting, writing, and photography.

Yaya Lo graduated from the Bachelor of Arts in Visual Arts in Hong Kong Baptist University in 2021. She specialized primarily in oil painting and drawing, yet with a keen interest in analogue photography, sculpture and printmaking.

Through my art, I employ the interplay of brushstrokes and the light and shadow to present a distinctive perspective on beauty and ugliness.

Born in 1990 in Hong Kong, Sharon has loved painting and animals since childhood. In daily life she enjoys slowing down to observe and appreciate each moment.

Ashley graduated from the Chinese University of Hong Kong with BA in Fine Arts in 2022. She is currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Art History at the University of Hong Kong. Her primary mediums are watercolor and oil painting. She believes art empowers observation, self-reflection, and connection.

Wong Wing Hei, educated in London and Hong Kong, is a mixed media artist with a penchant for crafting textured pieces infused with vibrant colors.

Amy’s journey in art began with the opening of her art studio in Central, where she integrated art therapy principles into her fluid art practice and introduced her unique meditative art creation to a wider audience, inviting them to embrace the ‘Expecting the Unexpected’ beauty of fluid art.

CHAN Chi Yan Aria mainly works in etching, especially photo etching. The subject she mainly depicts or shoots is the landscapes of the city, which are mostly snaps of her daily life.

Jamie's has a bachelor and master degree from Tianjin Academy of Fine Arts(2017-2020), and a master degree from Royal College of Art(2021-2023). Her creation has always focused on natural scenes in real life.

Shum sees art-making as a form of life documentation and emotional expression while she focuses on exploring the inner self and the effects of uncertainty. Aligning to the theory “Alienation”, Shum’s works are greatly inspired by the daily yet unfamiliar scenarios that she encounters.

Graduated from CUHK Fine Arts, Thomas's practice focuses on landscape, places and the relationships between spaces.

Born and raised in Hong Kong, Michael Choi is a contemporary artist with noted interest in the genre of semi-abstract painting.

Andreas graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design in 2015, with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration. He has been working as an illustrator, visual arts facilitator and fine artist, in the past 10 years.

Chan Hon Hei was born in Hong Kong and is currently based in London. He completed his Master's Degree in Fine Arts Painting at the University of the Arts London (Camberwell) in 2022 and received his Bachelor’s Degree in Creative Arts and Culture from the Education University of Hong Kong in 2014.

Charlee graduated from the faculty of arts in the University and Hong Kong in 2019, and have pursued a master's degree in fine arts from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2024.

TJIA Man Yan graduates with BA in Fine Arts from The Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2023. She focuses on conceptual and experimental works, painting, and drawing that explore the concept of existence and the vulnerability of humanity through construction and deconstruction. Her work seeks subtle conflict and tension in life and gives a sense of silence and stillness.

June is a Hong Kong visual artist who explores daily life and social issues through moving image and drawing. She collects elements from everyday experiences for her creations.

Moving away from computer based design work, Richard Marc Crosbie has immersed himself in a variety of traditional hand-drawn media such as watercolour, pens, inks, acrylic and pastels.

Embracing the clarity and gentleness of watercolors, I paint the serenity and mystery of nature. My art invites viewers into a peaceful realm, providing a haven where one can pause and unwind, sheltered from the relentless pace of the world.

Having graduated with Bachelor of Fine Arts, Master of Arts in Philosophy at Chinese University of Hong Kong, she begins exploring the intertwining relationship between visual expression and literature. By developing the unique characters which appear throughout her drawings, an imaginary, condensed and self-sufficient world is formed.

To me painting is a subjective way of seeing. From my perspective and imagination, scenery depiction is my expression of emotion and it is a choice of interpretation, composition and colours. Through my personal styles and imaginations, I explore the aesthetics of subtle reflection of reality.

唐家仁。贵州黔南人，毕业于中国美术学院油画系，从事绘画多年的职业画家，擅长人物画和风景，绘画方向倾向于现实主义。

Genie Hui Chung Ling specializes in mixed media and uses various forms such as ink art, illustration, and ceramics to express her personal emotions and reflections on life. Inspiration from exploring the inner spirits, Genie paints her work with finding herself and seeing the making art process as a relief. With the merging of traditional ink techniques and weird creature illustration.

Heiyi Tam is a Hong Kong-born, London-based artist whose work explores reimagined memories and stories through textures, layers and flavours through painting and poetry.

Phoebe R (b.1987) graduated from University for the Creative Arts, Epsom, UK in 2009 and immigrated to Hong Kong in 2016. Her career has included creating artwork for David Lynch, Pixies and Edition hotels as well as design for Lane Crawford, Estée Lauder and more.

Choi Nga Sze, Angie (b. 2001), graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Visual Arts from the Academy of Visual Arts at Hong Kong Baptist University.

Wong Chun Yan, Esther (b. 1995) is a Hong Kong artist who graduated from The Education University and finished her Master of Arts in Fine Arts Programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. Esther loves illustration, drawing and painting. She consistently explores emotions in her artworks by using color pencils, watercolor, digital painting etc.

Wing Mak, a self-taught artist in Hong Kong. Her art is a visual record of a self-exploring journey through the lens of depression, which mainly varies with human vulnerability in emotional, mental, and spiritual states.

Kaki So's artwork features a vibrant use of colour and intricate layered brushstrokes, predominantly created with colour pencils. Through her exploration of forms, colour and light, she try to create a delicate softness and an ethereal ambiance, infusing her artwork with a captivating sense of tranquility.

With a profound exploration of the dialogue between self and nature, my artwork emphasizes intricate textures and materiality. Over the years, I've explored the relationship between myself and the external world, capturing sensory changes, seeking balance, and engaging in self-dialogue. Painting is my primary focus, complemented by photography and other art forms.

In the complex and diverse world of contemporary art, Jessie Tan, with her unique and profound style, has shown us a profound reflection on the connection between "hometown" and "world," as well as an exploration of the relationship between humans and the universe. Her works are not only an expression of personal emotions and experiences but also a skillful combination of Eastern philosophy and Western aesthetics, blending the essence and wisdom of both cultures.

Ye Cheng is a Chinese-American artist currently based in New York. Ye Cheng graduated with a MFA degree in Fine Art from the New School at Parsons, New York in 2022. And a BFA degree in painting from Maryland Institute College of Art in 2016. Ye Cheng exhibited in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Beijing. Her work was selected and featured in e-flux Education and Artnet.

Most of the works depict an era that has never been experienced. Through his keen deconstruction and extension of historical images, those forgotten social moments are presented to the viewer like a dream. In a sense, these images are a collective subconscious reflection that has unknowingly seeped into the minds of every generation.

N5BRA, pronounces as no-bra, is a street artist who has expanded his adventure from illustration to painting.

Dahee Lee is a fine art artist who achieved recognition as the winner of the 2023 Paso Gallery 'Young Artist Contest'.

Haeji Min, born in 1995 in Seoul, is an artist who has exhibited her work globally. Notable exhibitions include "Beyond the Birthplace" in Italy, "Femalarity" in Dubai, and "Ghost in the Shell" in South Korea.

Pucky devoted the earlier years of her career into developing her brand in the art toy world, but in recent years, she returned to fine art with the birth of a new, unique, and illusory painting style.

Zhou Jinhua was born in Deyang, Sichuan in 1978, and graduated from the Department of Oil Painting at the Sichuan Fine Arts Institute in 2002.

Natsuko Echizen was born in Ishikawa Japan, and graduated from the Nagoya University of Art. She is renowned for her unique perspective, where fantasy and reality intertwine, giving birth to a captivating narrative.

Umao enjoys using animals as the main theme and presents them with simple lines and a single color, bringing the audience into a world full of childlike wonder and vitality.

Zeng Yang (b.1981) is the 21st-generation descendant of the great master Wodao Chong of the Western Xia Confucianism.

Huang Wei, after living and working in Tibet for 3 years, systematically sorted out Tibetan painting, and combined with his own solid foundation in ink painting, he created a new artistic expression language.

Huang Zhen (b.1983), born in Xi'an in 1983, graduated from the Xi'an Academy of Fine Arts with a major in Comprehensive Painting.

Hsiao Chin (1935- 2023) was born in Shanghai in 1935 and is celebrated as a pioneer of modern abstract art.

Chan Kai’s works not only have a traditional flavor, but also are not bound by tradition. Instead, they are a fusion of ancient and modern China and the West, as well as poetry and painting.

Kwok Ti Hong is not only a painter proficient in Chinese and Western art as well as an outstanding sculptor, but also is good at inclusively connecting art concepts and sculpture techniques with sociology, ethology, and anatomy.

Lourdes uses the forms of abstract and figurative painting to rewrite worlds. Her visual language blends Andean landscapes, lived experiences, and oneiric transfigurations.

Born in 1985, Bart Kok is a Dutch artist who resides and works in his hometown of Lochem. He actively addresses the act of paining in his works, influenced by the landscapes of Gustav Klimt, the colour tones of van Gogh and the bold tones featured in Fauvist works.

Mr. Chin Hung Lau is a graduate of Hong Kong Academy of Fine Arts (HKAFA). In 1977, he went to France and obtained a degree in "Oil Painting" from Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris in 1982.

Mediha Ting, born in Belgium, grew up in Hong Kong and was educated in the US and the UK. Mediha Ting combines Chinese ink painting with Western painting techniques, representing works that blend abstract and realistic elements.

Artist TK Chan is a mixed media artist from Hong Kong with a passion for painting animals.

To Irene, screen printing is not confined by boundaries. Rather, it serves as both a precise streamlined process and an emotionally charged medium akin to painting. This unique blend of naturalness and passivity grants her the liberty to express herself freely.

Alice Tsang Hiu Tung (b. 1996) conveys her thoughts through materials encountered in daily life, emphasizing tactile experiences. She believes in the healing, gathering, and connecting power of art, which can ground living beings and spirits, and extend to social and ecological systems.

David Surman (b. 1981) is a British artist based in London. He graduated from the animation program at Newport Film School in 2002 and completed his postgraduate degree in film studies at Warwick University.

Hong Kong-based French artist Elsa Jeandedieu is renowned for her texture artworks and murals created with her "oscillation" technique. Inspired by memories, nature, and the essence of love, her works explore the concept of energy that permeates and flows through all.

As an artist, I find myself constantly immersed in the world of overthinking, and this theme becomes a central focus in my works. Thought bubbles, appearing throughout my creations, serve as symbolic representations of the swirling ideas and emotions that occupy our minds.

Yinuo Li, born in Beijing in 1998, is an artist and fashion communicator who fuses her passion for both disciplines to create visually striking works.