Cedric Chan: 'Embracing Imperfection' Exhibition

Curated by Cedric Chan, this exhibition explores the aesthetics of human imperfection through calligraphy, reflecting on the unique traces of life in the age of AI.
When

8 Oct 2026 - 30 Oct 2026 12:00 - 19:30

Location

Light and Space

Hong Kong Island Wan Chai Wan Chai

Room 02, 17/F, The Hennessy, 99 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai

  • BaBaMu · Artist
  • Ng Chak-hei · Artist
  • Lo Mei-yan · Artist
  • Ng Ka-yu · Artist
  • Li Ka-kiu · Artist
  • Li Chun-yin · Artist
  • Wong Chi-ming · Artist
  • Hung Yu-ling · Artist
  • Yu Kwok-hon · Artist
  • Chan Shing-tin · Artist

Overview

"Embracing Imperfection," curated by Cedric Chan, offers an in-depth exploration of calligraphy as a form of human, bodily practice. In an era dominated by AI-generated perfection and efficiency, this exhibition invites audiences to reconsider the value of "imperfections"—the pauses, the variations in ink density, and the accidental slips of the pen. These subtle traces represent the authentic trajectory of human life, standing in contrast to the clinical precision of algorithms.

Highlights

The exhibition brings together works by a diverse group of artists, including BaBaMu, Ng Chak-hei, Lo Mei-yan, Ng Ka-yu, Li Ka-kiu, Li Chun-yin, Wong Chi-ming, Hung Yu-ling, Yu Kwok-hon, and Chan Shing-tin. They treat calligraphy not merely as a technical skill but as a deep engagement with language, knowledge, and cultural meaning production. By weaving together Chinese and English elements and reinterpreting cultural symbols, the artists challenge viewers to explore the connections between self-understanding and our relationships with others through the act of writing. Supported by the Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre, this exhibition serves as a profound platform for contemporary artistic discourse.

Venue & Access

Hosted at "Light and Space" in Wan Chai, a vibrant venue dedicated to contemporary creativity, this exhibition runs from October 8 to October 30, 2026. The gallery is open from Tuesday to Sunday, inviting art enthusiasts to experience the warmth and human narrative preserved in the art of writing.

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