Assemblage of Colours
The Fullerton Hotel Singapore
17th November 2023 – 5th January 2024
Hong Kong ceramic artist Leo Wong takes viewers on a dreamlike stroll through an imaginary garden with floral ceramic art installation in Fullerton Heritage
【 富麗花影 】
香港陶瓷藝術家 Leo Wong 在新加坡首次舉辦個人展覽，頌揚自然界的生命力和永恆之美。Leo Wong與新加坡富麗敦酒店攜手合作，透過栩栩如生的花卉陶瓷雕塑將展覧廳裝置成色彩繽紛、詩意盎然的藝術花園。 Leo 以卓越工藝呈現植物萬紫千紅的百般姿態，捕捉花朵轉瞬即逝的自然之美。訪客漫步在莊嚴華麗的富麗敦大廈，將展開一場與花朵的對話，感受藝術領域對植物的雋永禮贊。
是次將展示超過 50 朵瓷花，長達 3 公尺的藝術裝置耗費300小時創作 。“富麗花影” 不僅是一場陶藝展覽，它還訴說着植物、藝術和歷史之間的故事。陶瓷是一種古老的藝術形式，千年以來一直象徵著東方的氣質和美學。 Leo作品玲瓏透亮、輕盈細膩，將工藝與視覺層次推向極致，為現代陶藝帶來優雅美感。藝術家誠邀觀眾重新探索陶瓷被遺忘的輝煌過去，並思考傳統陶瓷工藝與現代技術的結合所帶來的無限可能性。
【 Assemblage of Colours 】
Hong Kong acclaimed ceramic artist Leo Wong debuts his solo exhibition in Singapore, featuring a stunning floral ceramic art installation to celebrate the vitality and spontaneity of the natural world. In collaboration with The Fullerton Hotel Singapore, Leo will transform the hotel’s East Garden Gallery into a colourful and whimsical garden with his life-like floral ceramic sculptures.
Featuring over 50 porcelain flowers, the creative process took over 300 hours to translate design into reality, a colourful floral cluster spanning 3 metres has been crafted to represent horticultural treasures. More than just an exhibition, the art installation tells a story of the poetic relationship between plants, art, and history. The artist invites viewers to discover the forgotten history of ceramics and ruminate on the myriad possibilities that the union between traditional ceramics and modern crafting techniques brings forth.
About the Artist – Leo Wong
Born and raised in Hong Kong (b. 1981), He has lived in Switzerland (Geneva) and Singapore and participated in various exhibitions across Europe and Asia. Before foray into ceramic arts, Leo obtained Certified Arborist qualification in Singapore and become a a landscape designer specialized in vegetation management.
Leo’s knowledge of flowers and botanicals was cultivated from his studies and career for over 20 years. His creation of life-like floral ceramic sculptures and art installation is a tribute to his passion for botany.
Leo’s floral sculpture was famously collected by Van Cleef & Arpels, Chanel, The Peninsula Hong Kong and Netherlands Consulate-General in Hong Kong. Though most of his artworks are commissioned, they are also sold at Hong Kong M+ Museum and Lane Crawford. Leo recently received the third runner-up of The Hari Art Prize 2023, and the award-winning artwork is in exhibition in The Hari Hotel Hong Kong.
Enquiry and RSVP please contact:
Email: leowongexhibition@gmail.com
