all photos by Kiyohito Mikami

Bring Your Own Light (2019)

Curated & presented by Ying Kwok (Independent Curator)

Coordinator: Yutaka Inagawa

Installation at Shosuien banquet room: Ying Kwok, Hong Wong and Yutaka Inagawa (video projection & wooden sculpture)

‘Bring your own light’ is an art and architecture cross-learning exchange project between Hong Kong and Japan, initiated by Ying Kwok, with invitation from Yukata Inagawa of the Onomichi City University. 

 It’s an invitation to collaborate and share, along the theme of light, darkness, and the unknown. We are used to rely on our eye as the main sense on discovering everything known and unknown, with light as the essential element for us to see. What happens when the light is off? Would we stop at where we are or will we be open for further exploration?

1)         Art & Architecture Talk 

@Komyoji-kaikan,Admission Free

2−1Higashitsuchidocho, Onomichi, Hiroshima, postcode: 722-0033

25 April (Thursday) 2019, 19:00–20:30  

Introduction: Yutaka Inagawa (artist, associate professor at Onomichi City University)

speaker: Ying Kwok (Independent Curator)

– focusing on social and urban context, how do we better understand ourselves, community and a wider surrounding through art 

speaker: Hong Yee Wong (Architect)

– focusing on working with historic buildings, urban rejuvenation, and place making

 2)         Bring Your Own Light 

Participants are invited to bring a battery operated device to help lit up the venue.

 @Shosuien banquet room.Admission Free

21:00 onwards

18-8 Nishitsuchidocho, Onomichi, Hiroshima, postcode: 722-0032

Music: DJ Sebachant

Suported by:

Onomichi City University

The Arts Development Fund of the Home Affairs Bureau, the Government 

of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region

Komyoji-Kaikan 

 With additional support fromOnomichi Akiya-Saisei Project

 

 

 

all photos by Kiyohito Mikami

all photos by Kiyohito Mikami

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Wooden sculptures were meant to sink into the darkness at night. photo by Yutaka Inagawa

Wooden sculptures were meant to sink into the darkness at night. photo by Yutaka Inagawa

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