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Red Tide!
Mar 21
- "A red tide on March 13, 2022 on the
southern side of Lamma Island."
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Foggy Peaks
Mar 10
- Telecom Tower atop Ling Kok Shan, just behind Sok Kwu Wan. S. Lamma.
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Flashback:
Logotypes
Mar 1
- These are lecture/discussion titles in my notebook, hand-drawn with
felt-tip markers. |
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"A red tide on March 13, 2022 on
the southern side of Lamma
Island. The
phenomenon is common in
springtime. Photo: Chau Hung"
Full story in SCM Post:
"Explainer | How red tides
occur, why they smell bad, why
you should not swim in one and
why your dog should stay out of
the water."
My artwork has been inspired
by a famous painting by
Wayne Thiebaud of a
cake shop window display in New
York, transformed via a poem by
Lamma's
Trevett Allen
which describes the painting.
I've been applying via various
Generative Art tools (NightCafe
Studio, Mandelbulb 3D, Google
Deep Dream Generator) to my own
photo. This was created for the
current virtual exhibition in LAMMA
ART COLLECTIVE:
Art Swap 2022.2x2.
This is the virtual exhibition's
website:
Art Swap HK.
My randomly paired partner
Trevett Allen came
up with an amazing poem,
inspired by my own printed
Lamma Landscapes 2022
wall calendar. His poem's title,
quite aptly describing my
calendar's pictures, makes me
kind of proud that it has been
his inspiration:
SLOW-COOKED DISCO-FURY JUNGLE
Here's the start of his poem,
describing Lamma Island and her
people:
"A cluster of white tile
balconies blossom
from jungle
canopies, the slopes swallow the
rest of the buildings.
White
concrete boxes punctuate the
high volcanic slopes
and
populate the valleys.
It's hard to find the right
color palette
for debauchery.
As the saying in the pubs
Has
it, “6,000 horny drunks clinging
to a rock”
It is true but it
is a broken song."
View & read all of the 21 2x2
contributions.
Last chance to explore the
public art installations around
Sok Kwu Wan bay this weekend.
Click below to explore what's on
show by 15 HK artists & teams:
Watch the video by LCSD:
Lamma Mia.
Download Here:
Exhibition Booklet
and
Location Map of
Artworks.
Mar 10:
Telecom Tower atop Ling Kok
Shan, just behind Sok Kwu Wan.
S. Lamma. Lamma's highest peak
Mt. Stenhouse in the distance.
Mark Malby
writes:
"Dawn over the mountains of
Hong Kong when a rare March fog
moves in. Today the city awoke,
shrouded in a sea of cloud with
mountaintops transformed into
scattered islands. (Photo: Mark
Malby)"
Mar 7:
 
HK
Electric writes:
"9 HK Electric pillar boxes
have recently been dressed up to
illustrate the public's vision
and commitment to reducing
carbon footprint.
Unveiled today (24 February
2022) in different parts of Hong
Kong Island, these pillar boxes
stand as the Company's
spokespersons for
decarbonisation and focal points
of an online gamee
'Decarbonisation Get Set, Go',
also launched today to invite
the public to go low carbon in
their daily lives.
Designs of these pillar
boxes came from the winning
entries of thee 'New
Mission for Decarbonisation' Pillar Box Design Competition
held last year drawing more than
480 submissions. Nine
outstanding pieces were selected
and applied onto HK Electric's
pillar boxes (see appendix for
full list of winners)...
Happy Green Campaign is the anchor event under HK
Electric's Education Fund.
Through organising different
activities, the programme aims
to promote energy efficiency and
conservation, renewable energy
and low carbon lifestyle to the
general public and the younger
generation.
In 2021, despite the impact
of the pandemic, the campaign
reached about 80,000 through
online and offline activities
and via videos, social media and
online platforms.
For more details on the
Campaign, browse the HK Electric
website,
the
campaign's Facebook page or call 3143 3727."
View more of the winning
entries...
Mar 1:
These are lecture/discussion titles in my
notebook, hand-drawn with
felt-tip markers, taking notes
while I've been studying at
University and ETH Zurich in the
1980s.
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