LI Ning "No Ground" Exhibition

Gallery Exit presents "No Ground," a new solo exhibition by artist LI Ning that delves into the distortion of memory and the preservation of individual and collective experiences amidst contemporary social and environmental shifts.
- When
17 Oct 2026 - 21 Nov 2026 11:00 - 19:00
- Location
Gallery Exit
Hong Kong Island Aberdeen Southern
3/F, Chai Wan Industrial Building, 25 Hing Wo Street, Tin Wan, Aberdeen, Hong Kong
- LI Ning · Artist
Highlights
Gallery Exit is proud to present "No Ground," a new solo exhibition by artist LI Ning. This exhibition focuses on the artist's ongoing contemplation of "memory," exploring how it undergoes distortion, reorganization, and continuous rewriting over time. LI Ning's work aims to capture our perceptions of facts and collective memory in the face of recent social, environmental, and personal changes, inviting viewers to reflect deeply on how we preserve our lived experiences.
Program Introduction
LI Ning’s artistic practice in recent years has consistently revolved around the central theme of the "deformation of memory." In the "No Ground" solo exhibition, he deepens this focus on the fluidity of memory. The exhibition is not merely a retrospective of the personal past, but a critical reflection on how collective facts are redrawn and reinterpreted. Through a unique visual language, he transforms his intense feelings regarding memory shifts into tangible creations, guiding viewers to re-examine their own understanding of history and reality.
Venue & Access
The exhibition will be held at Gallery Exit, located in the Tin Wan industrial area.
- Address: 3/F, Chai Wan Industrial Building, 25 Hing Wo Street, Tin Wan, Aberdeen, Hong Kong
- Access: We recommend taking a bus or minibus to Tin Wan and walking to the industrial building. Please check public transportation apps for the latest route planning.
Art enthusiasts are warmly invited to attend and explore the world of memory within LI Ning's artistic creations.









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