“Losing My Way to Watch the Flowers Bloom” – Peng Kanglong Solo Exhibition

Highlights\n“Losing My Way to Watch the Flowers Bloom” is a solo exhibition by contemporary ink artist Peng Kanglong, bringing together key works spanning his career. The exhibition challenges the traditional binary of “landscape” versus “flower” painting in Chinese art, employing innovative techniques and compositions to create a unique “Floral Landscape” aesthetic that offers profound insight into nature and vitality.\n\n## Program\nThe exhibition features nearly forty significant works, including the 11-meter scroll “Roaming No. 3” and signature pieces like “Night Flowers at Sunrise” and “New Buds After Rain.” Displayed in two alternating phases, the exhibition juxtaposes pieces from different periods, scales, and materials to guide visitors through Peng’s creative evolution. Visitors can appreciate his mastery of ink, space, and texture, observing how he finds the brilliance of blooming flowers through his “losing my way” exploration.\n\n## About the Artist\nAs a master of contemporary ink painting, Peng Kanglong excels at using flowers as an entry point into his art. His work not only extends the foundation of traditional ink painting but also carries a distinct sense of modernity.\n\n## Venue & Access\nThe exhibition is held at Ink Studio, Tai Kwun, Central. Visitors can take the MTR to Central Station and walk to the venue.