A Journey, Another Daily Life - OK Chan Solo Photography Exhibition

Highlights

Artist OK Chan presents his solo photography exhibition, "A Journey, Another Daily Life," at Art Space1999. This exhibition serves as a reflective journey, not just capturing his time in Mongolia, but inviting viewers into a dialogue about space and perception. Through large and medium format film photography, OK Chan challenges the routine of our urban lives, prompting a re-evaluation of our connection to the land, distance, and the passage of time.

Exhibition Description

The core of this exhibition lies in the definition of "daily life." Often, we navigate our urban environments without noticing how spaces are constantly used and reshaped. Using the precise craft of film photography, OK Chan pivots to the vastness and serenity of Mongolia, offering a striking contrast to our urban existence. These works encourage visitors to pause, stare, and rediscover the profound beauty in the mundane details we often take for granted.

About the Artist

OK Chan is a Hong Kong-registered architect and a dedicated film photographer. He is currently pursuing an MA in Arts and Cultural Enterprise at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London. His work has gained international recognition, including silver awards at the Prix de la Photographie Paris (PX3) (2025) and the Budapest International Foto Awards (2025). Notable recent exhibitions include "As Days Go By" (2025, Hong Kong), "Decode Gallery: Landscape" (2026, Arizona), and the Hong Kong International Photo Festival's "Guest with Guest" exhibition (2025).

Venue & Access

The exhibition is held at Art Space1999 in Wan Chai. Visitors can take the MTR to Wan Chai Station and proceed to the 10th floor of Foo Tak Building on Hennessy Road. Art Space1999 provides an intimate and quiet atmosphere, perfectly suited for engaging with the depth of the photographic works.

Ticketing

This exhibition is free of charge. Members of the public are cordially invited to visit and explore the reflections and inspirations offered by this photographic collection.