From the creepy kitsch kittens of Angela Lizon to Pure Evil’s Pop Art meets ‘A Clockwork Orange’, Trailblazers blurs the boundaries between the past and the future. Lurid yet intriguing, these artists subvert their subjects – magical creatures are made mysterious, whilst butterfly wings are used to adorn the skulls in D*Face’s ‘Flutterdies’. Our preconceptions challenged, Trailblazers know just how to most confront the viewer.

Many of these painters use old techniques in new ways, or find entirely new materials – spray paint, alcohol – to represent and reawaken classic portraiture, now made vivid, alive, modern. From street art to silkscreen to traditional oil paintings, this remarkable new show is challenging and intriguing, amazing and trail-blazing.

Really excited to be showing work at Hong Kong’s first Affordable Art Fair which will be taking place between the 15 – 17 March in the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.

A fun three-day event hosting a wealth of galleries and a huge array of contemporary art. The concept is simple, yet unique: an inspiring and friendly atmosphere in which you can find thousands of original paintings, prints, sculpture and photography all under one roof, and all between HK $1,000 and HK $100,000, and 75% priced below HK $75,000. The work of young, emerging artists hangs alongside some of the biggest household names, while the compulsory labelling of all the artwork means you know exactly what suits your budget.

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