Drifting Fragments on the Sea Shore

Law Sze Wing & Jessie Tam

‘Drifting Fragments on the Sea Shore’ is a collaborative project by Joanne and Jessie. Allured to casual conversations touching on personal memories, imagination and research about islands, the pair initiated a project to write an alternative historical narrative — one deeply rooted in a place.
Encapsulated with a series of postcards, letters, diaries, drawings, found objects and photos, this small archive will be home to the long-lost memories and stories of the islands.

Format

Port of Call

Exhibition

Cheung Chau

Date

Venue Address

2023.11 (all weekends)

to-day bookstore, 68 Pak She St, Cheung Chau

Time

Language

12:00-18:00

Cantonese

Project Creators

Jessie Tam

Jessie Tam (b.1993 in Hong Kong) listens to the unheard voice of unwanted materials. Drawings are signiﬁcant to her practice where she sews up the gaps between personal memories and life’s realities. Navigating her creative journey abroad, she is now working and living in Manchester, the United Kingdom.

Law Sze Wing

Law Sze Wing (b.1994 in Hong Kong) grew up on a small island, which is close to nature, with a slow pace of life. Strolling and observing plants are her favourite things to do. She is fascinated by and grateful for everything nature offers.