香港展能藝術會 -《藝無疆：新晉展能藝術家大匯展2022》電子作品集

Hong Kong Festival Showcasing New Visual Artists with Disabilities

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Exhibition Venue

L1 Gallery, Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre

Opening Hours

19.08 ( Fri -29.08.2022 ( Mon 10am- 8pm

30.08.2022 ( Tue 10am- 1pm

Opening & Prize Presentation Ceremony

19.08.2022 Fri 2pm

The guests of the ceremony are by invitation only

Public Guided Tour 21.08.2022 Sun

▶ The activity will be conducted in Cantonese

▶ Each session lasts for 30 to 40 minutes, advanced registration is required

▶ First come first served, free of charge

Please visit our Website Page for details

Please note that different works in the exhibition might arouse different audiences’ emotions or even anxiety.

Audio Description in Cantonese, Braille Information, Tangible Representation, Sign Videos and Accessible Captions will be available in the exhibition.

The Arts Accessibility Services in the exhibition are provided by our Arts Accessibility Scheme.

Complimentary Message

My sincere congratulations to the Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong (ADAHK) on presenting ‘Cross All Borders: Hong Kong Festival Showcasing New Visual Artists with Disabilities 2022’.

Since its establishment with the vision of ‘Arts are for Everyone’, ADAHK has been committed to promoting equal opportunities and advocating an inclusive society through arts education, as well as providing professional arts development support for people with disabilities to nurture their artistic talent, and to enhance their excellence.

Hong Kong Arts Development Council (HKADC)’s mission is to promote and support professional development of different arts sectors. The HKADC has been supporting ADAHK through Year Grant since 2014. It is a pleasure to witness the development of ‘Cross All Borders’ over the years and more so the ‘Cross All Borders: Hong Kong Festival Showcasing New Visual Artists with Disabilities 2022’

this year. ‘Cross All Borders’ is held every year with focus alternating between visual arts and performing arts. Apart from identifying potential emerging artists, ‘Cross All Borders’ provides a professional platform for people of different abilities to communicate with the public through arts. Visual Arts form the theme of ‘Cross All Borders’ this year. In order to fully embrace ‘Art without Borders’, the artworks are not limited to styles, types and media, allowing artists of different ages and abilities to develop their artistic potential and show their unique and infinite possibilities.

I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to ADAHK for their dedication to bring an enjoyable and memorable arts experience to all participants and audiences in ‘Cross All Borders’ every year, and I wish the event this year a big success!

Dr Wong Ying-wai, Wilfred Chairman of Hong Kong Arts Development Council

Foreword

It has already been 12 years since the first ‘Cross All Borders’ was held. As one of Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong’s long-standing projects, ’Cross All Borders’ upholds the value ‘arts without borders’, and aims at discovering potential artists with disabilities as well as providing them with a platform to showcase their talents and artworks. We hope they enjoy a fruitful life through these opportunities. Throughout these years, ‘Cross All Borders’ not only has discovered and brought more than 4,000 artists with disabilities together, it has also witnessed their growth and success.

I would like to express my special thanks to Hong Kong Arts Development Council for supporting ‘Cross All Borders’ with their Year Grant (Extra Activities Grant) this year. It provides us with additional resources to put together this year’s ‘Cross All Borders’; more importantly, it enhances public understanding of disability arts through this event. This year, with the theme of ‘Be Me!’, we encourage artists

with disabilities to get in touch with their inner selves through visual arts. We hope that while you appreciate their strength, creativity and unique visions through their outstanding work, you could also understand their stories and themselves better as individual beings – through the arts, we create connections and we hope to bring people closer together. Arts are for Everyone, indeed.

On behalf of Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong, I would like to thank all artists, their companions, organizations, schools, adjudicators and mentors for your active participation and tremendous support all these years, ‘Cross All Borders’ not only allows artists with different styles and abilities to explore themselves in a carefree manner, but also explores their unlimited potential, contributing to the local arts scene as well as the community at large.

Ida Lam Chairperson, Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Cross All Borders

Programme Details

‘Cross All Borders’ FaceBook

‘Cross All Borders’ (CAB) is one of the signature programmes of Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong. Since 2009, this thematic arts festival is held every year alternating between performing arts and visual arts. It aims to uncover the great talent of budding artists with disabilities, and create a professional platform to showcase their artworks. In the past decade, CAB has reached more than 4,500 fresh creative talents, and has provided resources and artistic support in order to facilitate them in excelling in arts.

CAB has successfully nurtured a group of brilliant artists, actively demonstrating and promoting the potential of their works to the arts field and the general public, and has additionally established a world-wide collaborative network. It has become a great annual event in the field of Arts with the Disabled. In 2012, CAB was awarded the Arts Promotion (Group / Organisation Category) Bronze Award by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council to recognise its achievement in advocating for an inclusive society through the arts.

‘Cross All Borders: Hong Kong Festival Showcasing

New Visual Artists with Disabilities 2022’

Be Me !

This year, ‘Cross All Borders’ will be held in the form of visual arts competition, any types of artworks with any styles or mediums used will be accepted. We aim to provide rooms for artists of different age to bring their creativity into play. Even though artists might have experienced various challenges on their path of creation, we still believe that creation is endless. Through different arts media, artists breakthrough their limits and explore their potential using something they are familiar with, showing their uniqueness and unlimited possibilities, adding colours to the world of arts.

A total of 259 entries were collected this year, including the Open Division, the Youth Division and the Children Division. The details are as follows:

A total of 81 Shortlisted works are included in the e-Catalog

A total of 40 Awarded works will be showcasing in the exhibition

Adjudication Committee

Exhibition Details

Public Guided Tour

The Adjudication Committee comprising local art professionals and other specialists will procure the selection of artworks.

2022

Message from Curator

Through the years, the artworks collected in ‘Cross All Borders (CAB)’ are not limited to any styles, types, or techniques, which shape the diversity among all the unique masterpieces. We hope the variety embodies and promotes the unlimited value of the arts, which not only makes the public more aware of the infinite potential of our artists, but also encourages them to make good use of their valuable creativity so as to depict their vision in their creations.

As the curator of CAB over the years, I am really impressed by the artworks created by all our artists with disabilities. All the creative art pieces with delicate depiction are illustrated by unique individuals, insightful minds, and hearts filled. These art pieces not only depict the artists’ pure inner worlds, but also reveal their unique and limitless potential. With our artists’ unique senses, their thoughts and feelings are shared selflessly with the public through their artworks, touching and influencing many people’s lives.

Art is always about connecting with each other’s heart and soul. There is no right or wrong, neither winning nor losing. I hope that every artist will continue to share their stories and visions with their keen senses through their work, passing on the passion towards arts and impressing every audience.

Grace Cheng

Vice Chairperson, Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Curator of ‘Cross All Borders 2022’ and Chairperson of Adjudication Panel

Cross All Borders 2022

Cross All Borders Hong Kong Festival

New Visual Artists with Disabilities 2022

Message from Curator Selected Artworks of Open Division

Selected Artworks of Youth Division

Open Division

List of Shortlisted works

In alphabetical order of English family names

ARTIST ARTWORKS

Chan Wai yin My Lovely Friend

Chiu Wai chi Back To The Present

Choi Sui chung Forget Me

Chong Chun ying Jellyfish Dancing

Chong Chun ying Shell

Chung Ka kay Dicky The Nutcracker

Ho Sau kuen Teresa Evergreen Tree

Ko Bik yee Pamela Sunset At Tai O Triple Lanterns

Lam Siu leung Wetland Park

Lee Kam chuen Busy Crowd

Lee Kam chuen Fruits On The Branches

Lee Ka wai Koi In Pond

Lee Ka wai When Peacock Wakes Up

Lee Oi yee Temple

Leong Iat hong Tram

Leung Mei chun Colorful Cat

Leung Wai nga Alice Camoscape

Lo Kwok wah Fishing Village

Lo Kwok wah Pray

ARTIST ARTWORKS

Lo Yip nang Silence

Lo Yip nang Eggplant

Mak Wai hung Street Market

Ng Siu man Guan Gong

Po Ka man 12 My Chinese Zodiac

Shum Hang fu Prosthetics

So Tat shing Happy Mountain Climbing

Tam Man ling Indian Blue Lotus

Tam Man ling 2019 Dunhuang Sketches Autumn 2019

Tang Chi kui Growing Bamboos

To Ho kei Tea Set

Tsang Chi ho 211733 Hiking 211733

Tsang Chi ho 221755 Hiking 221755

Tso Yuet wai Hippopotamus

Wong Ho fung My Paralympic Dream

Sandra Wong The Heaven Blue

Wong Sau lan The Companionship

Wong Shek wong Depend On Each Other

Wong Wan ting

Fantasy

Wong Wing hong Four Seasons Wooden Box

Yeung Yat chun Disappearing Parking Building

Best Creativity Award

The Companionship

Wong Sau lan

Marker on paper | 29 x 76 cm

When feeling down, thanks to those who willingly keep you company.

Unique Personality Award

Camoscape

Leung Wai nga Alice

Coloured pencil and Chinese ink on paper | 29 5 x 42 cm

Alice

Alice very much enjoys hiking as well as admiring the landscape paintings of Mr. Stephen Wong. Because of the pandemic, she is often confined to her home. This artwork is an opportunity for the eyes to go on a vacation. She has made use of the modern Ink Wash painting techniques along with the Western ink to create this work as a tribute to Mr. Wong.

Outstanding Idea Award

Depend On Each Other

Wong Shek wong

Watercolour on paper | 29 x 42 cm

There is but one grey-haired elderly remaining at home. Although it feels like he is lonely, fortunately, he has two young pups at home to keep him company. They bring fulfillment to each other’s lives.

Adjudicators’

Recommendation Award

Jellyfish Dancing

Chong Chun ying

Watercolour on paper | 42 x 29 5 cm

The elegant movements of the jellyfish are always proven to be unforgettable. The use of the watercolours evokes the ripples in the water when the jellyfish dances through it, creating a scene with vivid colours.

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Evergreen Tree

Ficus microcarpa is a common tree in Hong Kong, to which it can live until a very old age and also has formidable roots. It can serve as a metaphor for the long historical legacy of culture. Its waxy green leaves are ideal shelter, providing place of rest for various species of birds. I very much like its unbending strength and its calm and serenity feeling, as gazing upon it gives me encouragement and brings peace to my days!

Ho Sau kuen Teresa

Chinese ink and acrylic on paper | 41 x 31 cm

Tai O is a famous fishing village in Hong Kong. The famous landscape of the stilt houses and water canals allowed Tai O to be given the name of ‘Venice of the East’, and at the furthest end of the village is Triple Lanterns Cafe, where one can feast their eye on a beautiful panoramic view of the sunset of Tai O.

Sunset At Tai O Triple Lanterns

Ko Bik yee Pamela Digital photography | 20 x 31 cm

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

A city needs creation and development, and it needs to continue to move forward even in the midst of pandemic. This is the only way that we can reap the harvest when tomorrow comes.

Fruits On The Branches

Lee Kam chuen Digital photography | 30 5 x 46 cm

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Tram

Leong Iat hong

Marker on paper | 29 5 x 38 5 cm

The short brushstrokes evoke the speed of the train piercing through the city.

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Silence Lo Yip nang

Soft clay | 17 x 17 cm

Made by the soft clay in the style of a landscape painting. The mountains, the sky and the sea of clouds give the viewer a sense of calm and peace.

Soft clay | 11 5 x 15 x 29 5 cm

The glass form reminds one of eggplant.

The space of the wet market, which is populated by an array of goods and shows the activities of different people, is very interesting to me. To capture each of them in the painting is a challenging task.

Street Market

Mak Wai hung

Marker and acrylic on paper | 38 x 58 cm

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Prosthetics

Shum Hang fu

Mixed materials | 30 x 83 x 93 cm

The obstacles we faced as a person with disabilities do not derive from our bodies, but from our innermost being and the way we think.

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Happy Mountain Climbing

So Tat shing

Chinese ink and colour on paper | 70 x 46 cm

Persisting in hiking, mountain climbing, and wading across the streams in spite of the pandemic.

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

When my photographer friends and I had a gathering around a lotus pond at Shing Mun valley, I suddenly discovered an Indian Blue Lotus that is rarely seen in Hong Kong, Its petals are long and wide, while the colours of blue and white are being clearly distinct from one another. The artwork involves refining the clay and burning it in the kiln to create a pottery recreation of the blue flower as an offering!

Indian Blue Lotus

Tam Man ling

Ceramic | 25 x 19 x 8 cm

2019 Dunhuang Sketches Autumn 2019

Tam Man ling

6 Colour ink on paper A set of 6 pieces

92 x 100 cm

Each piece 30 x 50 cm

I was sketching in the darkness of the night until dawn, and I saw the shimmering gold emerging from the Singing Sand Dunes. At midday, I scribbled hastily on the ground, and sketched the cultural legacy that I found it hard to let go! I drew madly under the stars, while gazing upon the millennium Dunhuang.

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Growing Bamboos

Tang Chi kui

9 Ceramic A set of 9 pieces | 60 x 60 x 100 cm

The idea of the artwork comes from bamboo which grows from the earth. Each bamboo shoots inch upwards endlessly and irrepressibly.

211733 Hiking 211733

Tsang Chi ho

Chinese ink and colour on paper

handscroll | 89 x 49 cm

The idea came from a host of aerial photographs, industrial dyes flowing out into the sea, reminding one of scars etched in the earth, as well as capturing the river’s mournful lament. Modern man is greedy and selfish, letting the environment suffer from unprecedented devastation. A sheet of Xuan paper encounters artificial colours and dyes through the ink brush, creating an impression of a landscape that is understood and yet not fully understood. This constitutes the theme that the painter has always been investigating and creating.

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Adjudicators’

Recommendation Award

Hippopotamus

Tso Yuet wai

Marker and poster colour on paper | 20 x 31 cm

To evoke the burly and massive figure of a hippo, bold blocks of colour and brushstrokes are used.

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Fantasy

Wong Wan ting

Oil on canvas | 40 x 50 cm

Displaying pieces of real artwork, I have dreamt about my ‘Fantasy’ studio. The artworks in the studio are miniatures of my own work, to which I have also added my self-portrait.

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Each of my friends is unique, and I can recall each of their characteristics vividly. Through photography, I want to make a record of them one by one, capturing the image of them in my heart with my camera.

My Lovely Friend

Chan Wai yin

Digital photography

110 x 140 cm

Back To The Present

The sentiments of the present moment, the choices that the present moment affords, the rabbit quietly contemplates the present.

Chiu Wai chi

Acrylic on canvas | 50 8 x 40 6 cm

Forget Me

Choi Sui chung

Quilling | 21 x 29 7 x 1 cm

With the use of abstract patterns and lines taken from the Mandala designs, this work brings peace and tranquility to the creator in times of anxiety and stress.

Shell

Chong Chun ying

Watercolour on paper | 42 x 29 5 cm

The artist has made use of watercolours to paint a large seashell. The sound of the ocean radiates from the seashell like a burst of colour that explodes from within.

The look of the nutcracker is the most attractive to me, and the combination of the colours used in the artwork is inspired by his red attire.

The Nutcracker

Chung Ka kay Dicky

Oil pastel on paper

116 6 x 42 cm

Busy Crowd

Lee Kam chuen

Digital photography | 30 5 x 46 cm

Hong Kong is a bustling city where the Mass Transit Railway is packed with people by every morning when people go to work and every evening when they get off. This is the inspiration for this artwork.

Coloured pencil and poster colour on paper | 38 x 29 cm

The beauty of the koi is carefully captured with the use of coloured pencil overlaying upon the background which is done with poster colours. The painting aims to highlight the koi and express the sense of freedom it enjoys in the water.

Koi In Pond

Lee Ka wai

When Peacock Wakes Up

Lee Ka wai

Coloured pencil and poster colour on paper | 58 x 38 cm

This piece of artwork was created with the use of coloured pencil and poster colours. The drowsy peacock is offset by a dreamy background, expressing the intermeshing of dream and reality, so people will never be able to tell for sure which one ends or begins.

Painting allows the realisation of the imagination of a temple. The temple, locating at the peak of a tall mountain, is sacred and solemn.

Temple

Lee Oi yee

Poster colour on paper | 38 x 58 cm

Cats are one of the subjects which appears in my work the most often. I feel very happy every time I draw cats.

Colorful Cat

Leung Mei chun

Poster colour on paper | 58 x 38 cm

Digital photography | 31 x 46 cm

Illustrating the story of a place changing from a humble fishing village into today’s international financial metropolis.

Fishing Village

Lo Kwok wah

The pandemic had influenced every corner of the planet. I pray that it will disappear soon.

Pray

Lo Kwok wah

Digital photography | 31 x 46 cm

Poster colour on paper | 38 x 25 cm

The artist has used a range of solemn colours to express Guan Yu’s courage, righteousness and might, allowing the audience to respect and admire Guan Yu in awe.

Guan Gong

Ng Siu man

My Chinese Zodiac

During Chinese New Year, Ka-man produced 12 ceramic works representing the 12 animals of the Chinese Zodiac, implying a togetherness of the family in the future year. Their jovial and cute likenesses were crafted with the hope that they can bring happiness to those who look upon them.

Po Ka man

Ceramic | 24 5 x 12 x 8 cm

I have made use of the technique of painting on the glaze of porcelain to produce my artwork. This form of creation involves using a special glaze upon the porcelain form, and then I used symmetrical, expressive colours, patterns and painting methods on its surface. Lastly, I put it in a kiln at 800 degrees for 8 to 10 hours, allowing the designs to be preserved forever.

221755 Hiking 221755

Tsang Chi ho

Chinese ink and colour on paper

69 x 35 cm

The idea came from a host of aerial photographs, industrial dyes flowing out into the sea, reminding one of scars etched in the earth, as well as capturing the river’s mournful lament. Modern man is greedy and selfish, letting the environment suffer from unprecedented devastation. A sheet of Xuan paper encounters artificial colours and dyes through the ink brush, creating an impression of a landscape that is understood and yet not fully understood. This constitutes the theme that the painter has always been investigating and creating.

My Paralympic Dream

Computer drawing | 29 7 x 21 cm

There is a proverb once said that ‘One minute on the stage requires ten years of practice off stage.’ The design of the pose in the painting expresses the success of the Paralympic Games Olympian Mr. Chu Man-kai as well as the hard work that lies behind him, transforming his disadvantages into strengths. The host of the Paralympic Games is the motherland of anime, Japan, therefore my artwork is primarily done in the style of Japanese manga.

Wong Ho fung

Apart from remembering my family’s departed furry friend, I have attempted to infuse human characteristics into an animal-themed painting. The rich brush strokes and colours which the subject is composed of are in contrast with the simplicity of the background, aiming to convey the story and the feelings behind it.

The Heaven Blue

Sandra Wong

Acrylic on canvas | 30 x 30 cm

Four Seasons Wooden Box

Wong Wing hong

Mixed materials | 29 x 29 x 27 cm

Man inflicts endless damage upon the forests for his own advantage and ends up ruining the ecology of the planet. I have made use of a bunch of wooden boards that nobody wants, to craft a wooden box, upon which I have drawn natural scenes of the four seasons of the earth, reminding us that human are living under these ecological conditions.

Disappearing Parking Building

Yeung Yat chun

Watercolour on paper | 30 x 20 cm

It is very rare in Hong Kong to see a flyover passing through a carpark building nowadays. It is a pity that the building is going to be dismantled soon.

Youth Division

List of Shortlisted works

In alphabetical order of English family names

ARTIST ARTWORKS

Cheung Ngai lam

Li Pui chuen

Muskaan Mansar

Xu Haile

Paper Cat

Chu Ka hin Dinosaur

Keung Yuk lun Toothpick Marble Tower

Keung Yuk lun A Day At The Bus Stop

Kwok Yu hing Write My Heart

Lai Tsz lung Dance With Me

Lee King Ngon Jack Touching Message

ARTIST

ARTWORKS

Lee Kwai san Patterns Of Animal

Lee Kwai san Birds Island

Lee Leuk yuen

Tam Kwong kit Adrian Big Tree

Lin Huijia River In My Heart

Lin Huijia Japanese House

Li Tze shun Alvin Rice Dumplings For Dragon Boat Festival

Li Tze shun Alvin A Better Tomorrow

Lo Kwan yu Flower Blossom

Kandis Martin Another Me

Ma Yat sum Joyce Superstar

Ngan Wing yi Pixel Classroom

ARTIST ARTWORKS

Saaid Umar To Van Gogh

Saaid Umar The Frog Prince

Sonthra Fownes Masih Angel Or Evil Why Not Both

Justin Wong My Three Robot Friends

Wong Suet ying In My Silent World

Kristy Yip The View Of HK

Yu Kam hung Choice

Best Creativity Award

A Better Tomorrow

Li Tze shun Alvin

Chinese ink and poster colour on paper | 49 x 69 cm

Tze-shun loves drawing tall buildings, he was instantly captivated when he saw this image on the news. The old buildings in To Kwa Wan are about to undergo redevelopment, so let Tze-shun present us with a joyous and unique memory.

Unique Personality Award

Justin Wong

3 Mixed materials A set of 3 pieces

15 x 85 x 30 cm Each piece 5 x 25 x 25 cm

2022

In 2022, amidst the rampant coronavirus epidemic, the food delivery and the cleaning helpers rarely come to visit the old lady next door. So I designed three robots, Greenie (in the center), Siu-tin (on the left) and Little Chi-kwong (on the right) with the hope that in the future, they would be assisting in the community. They can help cleaning, delivering food and chatting with the elderly, so as to share the loneliness of those elderly.

My Three Robot Friends

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Outstanding Idea Award

A Day At The Bus Stop

Keung Yuk lun

Stop motion video |

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A regular day at the bus stop: the bus stopped, then passengers are alighting and getting on. The daily situation presenting the bustle of the street is captured with the use of a model along with the real sound of the bus, adding a sense of realism to the video. I hope everybody likes it.

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Toothpick Marble Tower

Keung Yuk lun

Mixed materials | 53 x 21 x 61 cm

I made this artwork because I knocked over an entire box of toothpicks by accident and I don’t want them to be wasted. So, I am making use of toothpicks and the cardboard to put this artwork together so they won’t go into the trash bin. Feel free to imagine picking up some marbles and watch them roll over the tower from the start to the finishing line, and be careful not to get pricked by the toothpicks!

Touching Message

Lee King Ngon Jack

Acrylic on canvas | 40 x 30 cm

Every life created by God is unique and beautiful. Each of them profoundly filled with a value and meaning.

The day when King Ngon Jack’s mother saw his painting of this tree. She knows that is the beginning of the telling of the life story of King Ngon Jack. King Ngon Jack is about to become the “Witness of Life”!

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Li Tze shun Alvin

Chinese ink and poster colour on paper | 50 x 50 cm

Tze-shun did not have the ability to recognize the wordings when he was young, but he enjoyed eating very much. So Tze-shun was gradually developing his vocabulary from learning the names of the food. This time, he attempted to incorporate words into his work, introducing Tze-shun, who is full of childlike innocence and appetite to everyone.

Rice Dumplings For Dragon Boat Festival

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Flower Blossom

Lo Kwan yu

Marker on paper | 30 x 21 cm

Yu took the still life (flowers) as the subject, and incorporated the elements of her own family into her work, to express the satisfaction and joy of life.

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Another Me

Kandis Martin

Marker and acrylic on paper | 39 x 27 cm

Having watched the Korean drama serial, sometimes I think to myself, I actually look polite and demure, but is it possible that there is another side of me?

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

To Van Gogh

Saaid Umar

Poster colour with collage on paper | 39 x 27 cm

I know that Van Gogh very much liked drawing flowers, so I bought him some flowers.

In My Silent World

Wong Suet ying

Acrylic on canvas | 90 x 60 cm

In a world without sound

I have my own dreams

In my heart there are words

I have a direction that I am pursuing

I have no complaint, but only the desire of craving

I want to stride towards the radiance of my future

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Choice

Yu Kam hung

Mixed materials | 30 x 40 cm

Aren’t cats the enemies of fish? Why would the cats be embracing a fish and playing with it?

Paper Cat

Cheung Ngai lam Li Pui chuen

Muskaan Mansar Xu Haile

Mixed materials | 30 x 42 x 30 cm

We pieced a cat with the method of Paper Mache. With the use of richly textured paper, we made clothes for the cat, created an environmental-friendly paper cat.

Chu Ka hin

Mixed materials | 16 x 61 x 45 cm

With the use of environmental-friendly materials, we made dinosaur paper sculptures. We hope everyone is conscious of the environment, so that we can keep other species from extinction.

Dinosaur

Write My Heart

Kwok Yu hing

Chinese ink and colour on paper | 23 x 30 cm

I wrote down what I wanted to say, do you understand my heart?

Dance With Me

Mixed materials | 30 x 48 cm

I used felt-tip pen to transform the basketball court into a dance floor.

Lai Tsz lung

Patterns Of Animal

The patterns of an animal reveals its identity to us, can you guess who are they?

Lee Kwai san

Oil pastel on paper | 26 5 x 58 cm

Imagine a world in which there are only birds, where even the rocks and the mountains are in the shape of birds!

Birds Island

Lee Kwai san

Light weight clay | 30 x 30 x 14 cm

Tree is chosen to be the theme of the artwork. The large tree in this work is composed of green fragments of round shapes stacked on top of one another. These fragments themselves have small dots on them, which helps adding texture to the work.

Big Tree

Lee Leuk yuen Tam Kwong kit Adrian

Ceramic | 14 x 15 x 18 cm

River In My Heart

The serenity of the landscape is like a painting, it calms my spirit. This is the third painting of watercolour that I have learnt.

Lin Huijia

Watercolour on paper | 24 x 34 cm

Japanese House

Lin Huijia

Watercolour on paper | 32 x 24 cm

Although I can’t physically go to Japan to see the small Japanese huts by myself, I can still refer to the photographs and draw them for myself to savor their details.

Superstar

Poster colour on paper | 52 x 37 cm

Despite the fact that I am very young, when I think of celebrities that were profoundly influential, I immediately think of Ms. Anita Mui.

Ma Yat sum Joyce

I turned the classroom into a pixel scene of video game.

Pixel Classroom

Ngan Wing yi

Computer drawing | 25 x 60 cm

The Frog Prince

Saaid Umar

Chinese ink and colour on paper | 29 x 38 cm

Since the teacher told me about the story of The Frog Prince, I have drawn the story with a Chinese brush.

Angel Or Evil Why Not Both

Sonthra Fownes Masih

Marker and acrylic on paper | 39 x 27 cm

Am I an angel or a demon? I am both an angel, as well as a demon!

My teacher taught me to recite a Chinese poem namely ‘Viewing The Scenery From The Peak’, and now I am drawing the scene that the poem describes.

The View Of HK

Kristy Yip

Marker on paper | 25 x 35 cm

Children Division

List of Shortlisted works

In alphabetical order of English family names

ARTIST ARTWORKS

Chan Yuen wai Camping Fun

Chan Yuen wai Owl

Ching Ka hin The Underwater World

Lai Lok wai

Thapa Aadi Alwin

Lam Fung

The Cats Who Swim With Fishes

Leung Kin chung

The Cats Who Swim With Fishes

Li Hoi ching Dancing with Dolphins

Li Hoi ching Sunflower

Ng Wing sum Hands up

ARTIST ARTWORKS

To Lok wai Crag

Tsai Man hei Sunflower

Wang Shi yun Animal Playground

Wong Ho Mutant Pony

Wong Pei lam Rimona Giraffe in Forest

Wong Sum yu Miss Angry

Zhang Kwan yiu The Shopping Mall I Have Visited

Zhang Kwan yiu The Place I Have Been

Best Creativity Award

The Place I Have Been

Zhang Kwan yiu

Pencil and marker on paper | 29 x 42 cm

With the theme of the places I have been to, I want to evoke the sense of going out with the use of paper and pen, capturing the details of each scene and landscape.

Unique Personality Award

Crag

To Lok wai

Chinese ink and colour on paper | 25 x 35 cm

Using the skill of rubbing, I would like to express the texture of crag in the Chinese painting.

Outstanding Idea Award

The Underwater World

Ching Ka hin Lai Lok wai Thapa Aadi Alwin

Correction fluid and acrylic with collage on paper | 38 x 87 cm

We used bubble wrap instead of paintbrushes, and we printed different shades of blue on the paper. Then, we cut the most visually appealing segment out as the ocean. After that, we paste fish of different sizes on it, each printed with cute patterns.

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

The Cats Who Swim With Fishes

Chinese ink and colour on paper | 34 7 x 25 cm

With the two cats at school as the models of my artwork, I drew a picture of them swimming together with the fish.

Lam Fung

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Sunflower

Li Hoi ching

Coloured pencil on paper | 24 x 28 5 cm

When you contemplate the sunflower in silence, you will surely be aware of its beauty.

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Hands Up

Ng Wing sum

5 Mixed materials A set of 5 pieces

31 x 46 cm

Each piece 15 x 15 cm

Broco Melon Pear Toma Nutty Broco, Melon, Pear, Toma, Nutty are the vegetable and fruit characters that I’ve designed, which one do you guys like most?

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Animal Playground

Wang Shi yun

9 Ceramic A set of 9 pieces | 16 x 39 x 8 cm

I used clay to create a small zoo.

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Mutant Pony

Wong Ho

Coloured pencil and watercolour with collage on paper | 30 x 38 cm

Different sorts of hide have begun to grow on the little horse’s body, is it transforming into a different species?

Adjudicators’ Recommendation Award

Miss Angry

Wong Sum yu

Digital photography | 37 x 37 cm

I have imitated a representation of enraged, redfaced and red-eared expression.

Camping Fun

Chan Yuen wai

Poster colour and oil pastel on paper | 29 7 x 42 cm

Camping is a means to get closer to nature. When I think of being able to see the stars at night, to hear the sound of the water and to breathe the fresh air, I am very glad.

Poster colour and oil pastel on paper | 29 7 x 42 cm

Owls do not fear the cold and the loneliness, and they insist upon defending the forest every night. They are very hardworking!

Owl

Chan Yuen wai

The Cats Who Swim With Fishes

Leung Kin chung

Chinese ink and colour on paper | 34 7 x 25 cm

With the cat at school as the model of my artwork, I drew a picture of it swimming with the fish.

Dancing with Dolphins

Li Hoi ching

Oil pastel and watercolour on paper | 24 x 28 cm

Chinese white dolphin (Sousa chinensis) is becoming rarer and rarer. I hope that we can all join together in protecting the oceans, so that we can live with the dolphins in peace and share the beautiful ocean together.

Sunflower

Tsai Man hei

Poster colour and oil pastel on paper | 37 x 52 cm

Sunflowers convey a sense of positivity to those who see them, so let me draw the sunflower in my eyes for you!

Giraffe in Forest

The cute giraffe is looking for food in the forest. It seems to have found something new and interesting. Guess what?

Wong Pei lam Rimona

Marker and acrylic with collage on paper | 52 x 40 cm

The Shopping Mall I Have Visited

Zhang Kwan yiu

Pencil and marker on paper | 29 x 42 cm

With the theme of the shopping mall I have visited, I hope to show the details of different shopping malls and their facilities with the use of paper and pen.

Participated Organisations and Schools

2022

‘Cross All Borders 2022’ thanks all participants, their organisation, schools and families’ support. ‘Cross All Borders: Hong Kong Festival Showcasing New Visual Artists with Disabilities 2022’, except individual applications, are from the following organisations:

In alphabetical order by organisation English name

Caritas Joyous Link

Caritas Lok Jun School

C C C Mongkok Church Kai Oi School

Choi Jun School

Hong Chi Winifred Mary Cheung Morninghope School

Hong Kong Red Cross Margaret Trench School

New Life Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association

Rhenish Church Grace School

SAHK Chaiwan Hostel

SAHK On Ting Workshop

SAHK Tin Yiu Workshop

SAHK Woche Workshop

Sam Shui Natives Association Lau Pun Cheung School

The Mental Health Association of Hong Kong Jockey Club Building Sheltered Workshop

Tseung Kwan O Pui Chi School

Tung Wah Group of Hospitals i dArt

Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Kwan Fong Kai Chi School

Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Yao Ling Sun Memorial Day Activity Centre cum Hostel

Yang Memorial Methodist Social Service Sham Shui Po District Support Centre

Acknowledgement

Officiating Guests

Dr Frankie Yeung Wai-shing Vice Chairman, Hong Kong Arts Development Council

Ms Ida Lam Chairperson, Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Ms Grace Cheng Vice Chairperson, Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Mr Antony Chan Executive Director, Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

In alphabetical order of English family names

Members of Adjudication Committee

Ms Grace Cheng Vice Chairperson, Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Mr Chu Kai-man Committee Member, Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Former Principal, Sam Shui Natives Association

Lau Pun Cheung School

Ms Connie Lam Executive Director, Hong Kong Arts Centre

Dr Hung Keung

Associate Professor, Department of Cultural and Creative Arts (CCA), EdUHK

Dr Lesley Lau Head, Art Promotion Office, Leisure and Cultural Services Department

Ms Lo Pui-yung

Artist, Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Ms Lo Suet-ying Vice President, Hong Kong Society for Education in Art

Ms Wong Lai-fong

Former Vice Principle (Secondary), Buddhist To Chi Fat She Yeung Yat Lam Memorial School

Ms Wu Pui-shan, Apo

Curator (Public Art), Art Promotion Office, Leisure and Cultural Services Department

Acknowledgement

Curator

Ms Grace Cheng

Exhibition Design & Production

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Graphic Design

Ms Toby Fung

Artworks Photography Taking, Trailer & Video Production

On The Paper

Guide Tour Docents

Mr Au Yeung Ngai-hei Ms Lo Pui-yung

Easy Read illustration Design

Ms Apple Tong

Exhibition Audio Description

Ms Chan Sin Yee Ms Cheung Ching Man

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DD@DSTUDIO

DFUDF Studio Ms Yumi Keung

Exhibition Audio Description Voice Talent

Ms Yannes Tsang

Exhibition Audio Description Sound Engineer

Mr Leung Po Wing

Exhibition Tangible Representation

Ms Sesame Li Ms Van Se

Ms Yumi Keung Ms Joey Chan

Braille Production

VI Horizon

Sign Video Docent

Ms Joyce Pun

Accessibility Consultant

Mr Wong Chi Wai (Little star) Mr Merrick Ho

Mr Jacky Sze Ms Jasmine Lee

Exhibition Photography Taking

Mr Stanley Lo

On The Paper

Special Thanks

Mr Lee Shing

Ms Sum Cheuk Yiu

Ms Suzanne Chan

3-Hair

Ms Ho Yuk

Working Group of ‘Cross All Borders 2022’

Programme

Ms Grace Cheng Vice Chairperson, Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Mr Antony Chan Executive Director, Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Ms Miller Cheung Manager (Arts Programme), Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Ms Kim Hui Officer (Arts Programme), Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Ms Karen Chan Assistant Officer (Arts Programme), Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Ms Anson Kong Assistant Officer (Arts Programme), Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Ms Leung Cheuk Wai Assistant Officer (Arts Programme), Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Arts Accessibility Services

Prof Lena Lee Arts Specialist, Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Mr Edmond Chan Manager (Arts Accessibility), Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Mr Aaron Lam

Officer (Arts Accessibility), Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Mr Tadeo Tse Officer (Arts Accessibility), Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Ms Mary Tang

Part-Time Officer (Arts Accessibility), Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Ms Ivy Kwan

Assistant Officer (Arts Accessibility), Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Ms Grace Tsang

Assistant Officer (Arts Accessibility), Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Mr Jacky Yu

Assistant Officer (Arts Accessibility), Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Marketing

Ms Criselda Lesigues Manager (Marketing & Fundraising), Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Mr Klein Lau Officer (Marketing & Fundraising), Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

Mr Leon Li

Assistant Officer (Marketing & Fundraising), Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong

2022

Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong (ADAHK) has been established as a non-profit and charitable organization since 1986. The Association is a member of the Access/VSA International Network 2022 and The Hong Kong Council of Social Service. With the vision of ‘Arts are for Everyone,’ ADAHK believes that everyone has the potential and talent for creativity and a right to enjoy the fullest beauty and vitality of the arts. We are dedicated to providing holistic services to support the development of arts among people with disabilities. We promote equal opportunities for people with disabilities to have access to and excel in the arts; and advocate an inclusive society through the arts.

Arts with the Disabled Association

Arts Accessibility Scheme

Arts can be enjoyed with different senses and by different means. By providing appropriate services, the Arts Accessibility Scheme facilities for persons with different disabilities to enjoy arts programmes and to realise the vision of ‘Arts are for Everyone’.

The Arts Accessibility services provided in this ‘Cross All Borders: Hong Kong Festival Showcasing New Visual Artists with Disabilities 2022’ are as below:

Easy-to-Read: Express information by using simple text and pictures

Accessible Tour and Sign Video Tour: Guided tours that are tailor-made for audience with different abilities

Audio Description: Verbally describe the visual information to enable people with visual impairment to create images in their mind for the exhibits

Tangible Representation: Using tactile or 3D technique to emphasis the texture and shape of artworks, audience could have a more holistic experience using the sense of touch

Accessible Caption: Using text to describe sound and words to enable people with hearing impairment to understand the programme more thoroughly and get involved

Braille: Arts programmes will be provided in Braille to facilitate all users to have access to the information

Tel 852 2855 9548

Fax 852 2872 5246 Email ada adahk org hk

Hong Kong Arts Development Council fully supports freedom of artistic expression. The views and opinions expressed in this project do not represent the stand of the Council. ADAHK strives to make our programmes accessible to all. Please contact us and let us know your needs for suitable arrangements.