Hannah Pong: Human Transformation Body Art Exhibition

Overview

Celebrating a decade of artistic dedication, body artist Hannah Pong debuts her first solo exhibition, "Human Transformation," at PMQ in October 2026. Centered on the philosophy that "beneath the skin lies bone, while above it lies a universe," the exhibition invites visitors to reconsider the human body not just as a vessel, but as a dynamic medium for experimentation. The show delves into the intricate relationships between humanity, nature, the urban environment, and the surreal.

Highlights

• A Decade of Evolution: This retrospective showcases 10 distinctive body art photographs captured throughout the artist's ten-year journey, highlighting the transient nature and beauty of her work.
• Multi-Media Craftsmanship: Transcending the temporary nature of body paint, the artist translates her vision into tangible objects, including airbrushed mandala leather mirrors, modular ceramic figurines, and exclusive postcards.
• Live Demonstrations: Witness the artist at work! Hannah Pong will conduct live body art demonstrations on select dates, allowing visitors to observe the fluid, mesmerizing process of creation in real-time (Artist presence: Oct 9–11, 17).

About the Artist

Hannah Pong is an artist specialized in body art, known for her experimental, artisanal approach. She continuously explores the potential of the human form, transforming fleeting "canvases" into permanent art pieces that challenge the boundaries of time and space.

Venue & Access

The exhibition is held at LIVIN ARTSPACE, PMQ, Central. PMQ is easily accessible via MTR (Central or Sheung Wan Station) with a short 10-minute walk up Aberdeen Street.

Ticketing

The exhibition is free of charge and open to the public.