'InTUNE?' Painting, Photography and Sculpture

The island of Cheung Chau has long been a source of inspiration for artists, a place where the rhythm of the waves and the whispers of the wind have played harmonious melodies for generations. But is this idealist vision still true, are we "InTUNE?" with nature?

The exhibition 'InTUNE?' brings together the work of four talented Cheung Chau artists: Olgierd Nitka, Louis To Wun, Preston Hartwick, and James Wolfe.

Through their distinct artistic expressions, they show the diverse ways humans harmonize with nature. James's sculptures, crafted from oil barrels remind us that whatever we throw away comes back to us mostly as a burden. Preston's photographs of the beach serve as poetic reminders of the passage of time and the relentless flow of nature. Louis's delicate bamboo structures convey the flow of water, DNA evolution, and the ongoing cycle of life. Lastly, Olgierd’s large canvases blur the boundary between human figure and a decaying environment.