"Mutable Things" Tsang Man-fu Exhibition

Highlights

"Mutable Things" is a solo exhibition by Hong Kong visual artist Tsang Man-fu, which serves as more than just a display of static objects—it is a dynamic perceptual experiment involving materials and time. By redefining the existence of matter, the artist explores the subtle and tense connections between daily life, cultural backgrounds, and contemporary states of survival. During the exhibition, the venue transforms into a fluid site where, through interactions and the passage of time, the works evolve continuously, offering visitors a unique artistic experience.

Program

The core of this exhibition lies in "process" and "change." Tsang Man-fu turns the exhibition space into a perceptual laboratory where materials are not passive decorations but living, breathing organisms. Throughout the exhibition period, the artist will continuously reconfigure and transform the scenes, viewing the exhibition as an entity that evolves over time. Through these ongoing interactions and adjustments, the artist attempts to capture the subtle transformations hidden behind daily life, allowing viewers to perceive the deep connection between matter and the environment through the metamorphosis of the works. Special opening and sharing sessions are curated to allow the audience to gain a deeper understanding of the artist's creative philosophy and experimental process.

Performers

• Artist: Tsang Man-fu

Venue & Access

• Venue: Mooroom
• Address: 9/F, Cheong Tai Industrial Building, 16 Tai Yau Street, San Po Kong, Hong Kong

Ticketing

• Admission: Free
• Schedule:
  • Exhibition Period: 12 September – 27 September 2026 (Every Thursday to Sunday)
  • Opening Reception: 11 September 2026, 17:00 – 19:00
  • Artist Talk: 20 September 2026, 16:00 – 17:30