Wilson Shieh 石家豪 (b. 1970)

Lot 1
Pure Righteousnes, Real Evil 純正義 真邪惡
2008
Gouache on paper
68 x 43 cm

Courtesy of the artist
Estimates HK$ 50,000 – 70,000

Qiu Anxiong 邱黯雄 (b. 1972)

One of the breakthrough stars of this year’s Art Basel by transposing a video installation that consists of a real train carriage from China to the exhibition space in Switzerland, Qiu Anxiong was born in 1972 and currently lives and works in Shanghai. Often utilising and juxtaposing animations with historical documentaries, fusing the unreal and the hyper-real images in his video installations and paintings, Qiu references and heightens the past and our collective memories to explore contemporary issues. Qiu has held solo exhibitions at Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (2007), Boers-Li Gallery in Beijing (2007), Hanart TZ Gallery in Hong Kong (2006 and 2002) and The Biz Art Centre in Shanghai (2005). Group exhibitions include The 16th Biennale of Sydney (2008), The 3rd Guangzhou Triennale (2008), China Power Station: Part 1 & 2 organised by The Serpentine Gallery (2006 and 2007) and The 6th Shanghai Biennale (2006).

Lot 2
Tiger House 虎舍
2008
C-print
Unique edition
66 x 100 cm

Courtesy of the artist
Estimates HK$ 35,000 – 45,000

Heman Chong 張奕滿 (b. 1977)

Born 1977 in Malaysia and raised in Singapore, Heman Chong currently lives and works in Berlin and Singapore. His art practice involves an investigation into the philosophies, reasons and methods of individuals and communities imagining the future. Charged with a conceptual drive, his research is then adapted into objects, images, installations, situations or texts. His latest works involve a series of complex silkscreen prints, which are his artistic response to film noir classics such as Jean-Luc Godard's Alphaville and Breathless. Chong represented Singapore at the 50th Venice Biennale (2003). He has held solo exhibitions at Hermes Gallery in Singapore, Vitamin Creative Space in Guangzhou, Art In General in New York, Ellen de Bruijne Projects in Amsterdam, The Substation in Singapore and Kuenstlerhaus Bethanien in Berlin. Chong has also participated in The 2nd Singapore Biennale (2008), The 4th Busan Biennale (2004) and The 10th India Triennale (2000).

Lot 3
Fuck Me (Breathless)
2008
Acrylic on canvas
60 x 45 cm

Courtesy of the artist
Estimates HK$ 25,000 – 35,000

Anothermountainman / Stanley Wong 又一山人 (b. 1960)

Born in 1960, Stanley Wong received his education and professional training in Hong Kong. He is currently working as an artist as well as a designer. Best-known for his otherworldly photography and Redwhiteblue series, he has been exhibited worldwide extensively in recent years. Wong was also selected to represent Hong Kong at The 51st Venice Biennale (2005). His other selected exhibition includes The 1st Shenzhen Biennale of Urbanism / Architecture at OCAT in Shenzhen (2005), Dada / Force of Hangul at The Loop Alternative (2005), The Hong Kong Art Biennial (2003 and 1999) and The Shanghai International Poster Exhibition at Shanghai Art Museum (1999). He has won more than 300 awards such as the Gold Award in Book Design and Graphic Design in China (2005), the Hong Kong Heritage Museum Provisional Regional Council Asian-Pacific Poster Exhibition Gold Award (1997) and Hong Kong Designers’ Association Awards Gold Award (1994). His work has been collected by institutions such as The Victoria and Albert Museum, The Hong Kong Museum of Art and The Hong Kong Heritage Museum.

Lot 4
Heaven on earth / Installation / Anothermountainman / 2007
mirage in his eyes
oasis from your angle
for me... it is heaven on earth
凡非凡/ 裝置/ 又一山人 / 2007
他看。海市蜃樓
你看。汪洋綠洲。
我看。人間淨土。
2007
Installation/photography on archival ink jet paper
Edition 3 of 10
91.5 x 152.5 cm

Courtesy of the artist
Estimates HK$ 30,000 – 40,000

Yuk King Tan 陳玉瓊 (b. 1972)

Yuk King Tan was born in Australia and currently lives and works in Seoul. Brought up in New Zealand, she received her B.F.A. from the University of Auckland in 1993. Tan’s work explores perennial human needs and desires in the context of the urgent economic development of industrial cities, through video, photography and a series of ‘drawings’. Created by a series of techniques, from burnt ash and digital photography to brush and graphic ink, the layering of her drawings draws on a history of mark making. They refer to architectural structures of cities - floating visions of shantytowns, oil refineries, high-density housing and temporary shelters. Yuk King Tan has had several major solo and group exhibitions, most importantly at the Camden Arts Centre in London, Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) in Los Angeles, Kunstverein in Hamburg, Wellington City Gallery in New Zealand and the Hong Kong Arts Centre. She has also participated at International Biennials in Queensland, Vilnius, Auckland and Sao Paulo.

Lot 5
Skywalker
2008
Soot and archival paper
100 x 70 cm

Courtesy of the artist
Estimates HK$ 40,000 – 50,000

Frog King 蛙王郭 (b. 1947)

Born 1947 in Mainland China, Kwok Man Ho, alias “Frog King”, received his art training at the Fine Art Grantham College of Education Hong Kong (1967-1970), and furthered his studies in the extramural courses of the Chinese University and the University of Hong Kong (1968-1973). He also pursued overseas studies at the Art Students League of New York (1980-1984). One of the first Hong Kong artists to employ the language of western contemporary art in the 1970s, Frog King works on a broad spectrum of artistic projects, from photo-collage, installation, happening environment arts, conceptual art to ready-made objects. A pioneer in performance in the Chinese world, Frog King was recently featured in Made in Hong Kong in the Hong Kong Museum of Art (2008) and has produced numerous performances, sculptures, paintings and installations in over 3,000 art events all over the world since 1967.

Lot 6
I had qualified toilet paper into INK
2008
Mixed media relief
156 x 83 x 15 cm

Courtesy of the artist
Estimates: HK$ 20,000 – 30,000

Tsang Tak-ping 曾德平 (b. 1956)

Lot 7
Nothing Created, Nothing Destroyed - On Life (details)
2008
Ink and photographic image on rice paper
146 x 51 cm

Courtesy of the artist
Estimates HK$ 20,000 – 30,000

Duan Jianyu 段建宇 (b. 1970)

Lot 8
Artistic Chicken 1 藝術雞 1
2003
C-print
Edition 4 of 8
50 x 36 cm

Artistic Chicken 3 藝術雞 3
2003
C-print
Edition 1 of 8
17 x 45 cm

New York, Paris, Zhu Madian 紐約巴黎駐馬店
2008
C-print
Edition 1 of 6
65 x 65 cm

Courtesy of the artist and Vitamin Creative Space
Estimates HK$ 20,000 – 30,000

Kan Tai-keung 靳埭強 (b. 1942)

Kan Tai-keung was born 1942 in China and he was trained as a tailor, painter and designer. He has been an active promoter of Hong Kong’s art and design for many years. Kan started his own design company in 1976. His ink on paper is highly appreciated by critics and collectors alike. His works are collected and exhibited worldwide in private collections and museums. Kan is also the award-winner of 2,000 Outstanding Artists and Designers of the 20th Century and World's Outstanding Chinese Designer (2004).

Lot 9
All One's Heart 一心
2008
Ink on Paper
34 x 69.5cm

Courtesy of the artist
Estimates HK$ 25,000 – 35,000

Ouyang Chun 歐陽春 (b. 1974)

Ouyang Chun was born 1974 in Beijing, where he currently works and resides. Unlike most artists working in China today, Ouyang is a self-taught painter with minimal academic training. This unique quality ensures that his paintings, drawings, installations and the so-called ‘painting installations’ retain a strong identity of child-like aesthetic. He often conceals serious issues in his work with an apparently innocent manner, which provokes and challenges the viewer’s understanding of his chosen subject matters. Ouyang has exhibited in museums such as Zendai Museum of Modern Art in Shanghai (2006), Today Art Museum in Beijing (2005), He XiangNing Art Museum in Shenzhen (2005 and 2004). He has also participated in art fairs such as CIGE Beijing (2008), KIAF and Art Taipei (both 2007) .

Lot 10
Sudden Death of An Artist 2 畫家猝死之二
2007
Oil on canvas
60 x 60 cm

Courtesy of the artist and Tang Contemporary Art
Estimates HK$ 60,000 – 70,000

Michael Shaowanasai (b. 1964)

Lot 11
China Rose: Peasant Woman With Dinner
2002
C-print
Edition 1 of 20
75 x 75 cm

Courtesy of the artist and Tang Contemporary Art
Estimates HK$ 15,000 – 25,000

Amy Cheung 張韻雯

Amy Cheung gained her BA in History of Art & Fine Art from Goldsmith's College, University of London in 1996 and her MFA in Mixed Media from the Slade School of Fine Art, University of London in 1998. She has initiated numerous local and international city interventions and public art projects such as the Studio Air - Helsinki 2000 European City of Culture Program and the Kaoshiung Museum of Fine Arts, International Container Arts Festival, Taiwan. Cheung has participated at the 3rd Guangzhou Triennale (2008) and Reversing Horizons at Museum of Contemporary Art in Shanghai (2007). Amy was selected as one of Beck's New Contemporaries in U.K. (1997) and UNESCO-ASCHBERG Laureate (2004). She was also one of the 3 artists represented Hong Kong in The 52nd Venice Biennale (2007).

Lot 12
Janice at Mingpao
2007
Photograph
Edition 3 of 5
75 x 75 cm

Courtesy of the artist
Estimates: HK$ 20,000 – 30,000

Peng Hung-chih 彭弘智 (b. 1969)

Lot 13
One Dalmatian/One Lassie 一隻大麥丁/一隻靈犬萊西
2000
C-print
Edition of 25
39 x 90 cm

Courtesy of the artist
Estimates HK$ 15,000 – 25,000

Haegue Yang (b. 1971)

Haegue Yang was born in 1971 in Seoul, Korea. She currently lives and works in Berlin, Germany and Seoul, Korea. Acclaimed for her minimal yet exquisite installations, Haegue continuously explores the conceptual relationships of and between systems, structures, dependence and co-dependence. Based on both printed and handwritten texts in social studies workbooks from young Korean students, Haegue poignantly illustrates the underlying limitations of implementing one’s own system in the face of given and institutionalised structure in Traces of anonymous pupil authors, one of her rare 2-dimensional pieces. Haegue has participated in various prestigious exhibitions, including PROSPECT.1 NEW ORLEANS (2008), The 3rd Guangzhou Triennale (2008), The 55th Carnegie International in Pittsburgh (2008), The 27th Sao Paulo Biennale (2006), The 3rd Busan Biennale (2005), DEMIRRORIZED ZONE at De Appel Arts Centre in Amsterdam (2003) and MANIFESTA 4, European Biennial of Contemporary Art (2002).

Lot 14
Traces of anonymous pupil authors
2001
16 sheets, offset prints (b/w)
Edition 27 of 30
44 x 31.7 cm each

Courtesy of the artist and Barbara Wein
Estimates HK$ 25,000 – 35,000

William Lim 林偉而

William Lim is an acclaimed architect and the managing director/owner of CL3 Architects Ltd. in Hong Kong. Lim is also an experimental photographer whose primary interest lies in the city's architecture and urban environment. His practice creates a strong sense of the passage of time with a blurred or unsettled painterly image, a quality that is rarely found in conventional photography. Following his graduation from Cornell University, Lim worked in Boston for 5 years before returning to Hong Kong in 1987, at which time he took up position at a Hong Kong developer for 6 years. In 1993, he established CL3, and the company has grown from a tiny Hong Kong studio to an award-winning design firm with liaison offices in Beijing and Shanghai. Lim has participated in the Hong Kong Pavilion of The 10th Venice Architecture Biennial in 2006.

Lot 15
Pastoral
2008
Pigment ink on canvas
Edition 2 of 5
120 x 80 cm

Courtesy of the artist and Osage Gallery
Estimates HK$ 20,000 – 30,000

Christian Jankowski (b. 1968)

Berlin based artist Christian Jankowski was born 1968 in Gottingen, Germany. Jankowski gained international recognition in The 48th Venice Biennale curated by famed curator Harald Szeemann in 1999. He works in the realms of video, installation, and photography intersecting art and life. The Hunt is Jankowski’s most seminal early project, his first video to encapsulate the conceptual twists and self-reflective humour that now define his mature practice. His work has been featured in solo exhibitions throughout Europe, including De Appel in Amsterdam (2000), Kolnishcher Kunstverein in Cologne (1999), Goethe Institute in Paris (1999), H. M. Klosterfelde in Hamburg (1998) and Portikus in Frankfurt (1998); His selected group exhibitions include The 2nd Berlin Biennale (2001), The National Gallery Prize at Hamburger Bahnhof--Museum der Gegenwart in Berlin (2000), Crash at ICA in London (1999), The Biennale de Lyon in France. His work can be seen in upcoming shows at Mass MoCA in North Adams, MA, Michelle Maccarone Gallery and the Swiss Institute in New York.

Lot 16
The Hunt
1992/97 produced in Toom-market Hamburg
1 VHS Video Tape and 1 DVD
1 min. 11 sec.
Edition 98 of 200


Courtesy of the artist and HM Klosterfelde Edition
Estimates HK$ 25,000 – 35,000

Xue Song 薛松 (b. 1965)

Born in 1965 and currently lives and works in Shanghai. Famed for his bold and vibrant style, Xue Song superimposes clear and defined outlines of iconic figures and characters onto intricate backgrounds filled with printed images in his painting, creating layers of specific references to Chinese society, art, culture, politics and history. Xue has participated in several successful solo exhibitions at ShanhART Gallery in Shanghai, and a string of high profile exhibitions such as The World of Other's: A Contemporary Art Exhibition at Museum of Contemportary Art in Shanghai (2008), Mahjong-Contemporary Chinese Art from the Sigg Collection at Kunstmuseum Bern in Switzerland (2005) and China! at Kunstmuseum Bonn in Germany (1996).

Lot 17
Welcome, Monroe 歡迎夢露
2008
Serigraph
Edition of 188
105.5 x 83.5 cm

Courtesy of Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery
Estimates HK$ 25,000 – 35,000

Dennis Oppenheim (b. 1938)

An influential presence in international contemporary art and one of the foremost figures working in the field of sculpture today, Dennis Oppenheim was born 1938 in Electric City, Washington, and was recently selected to participate as an official artist in The 2008 Olympics in Beijing. He first achieved recognition for his conceptual work in the sixties, traversing through Earth and Body Art, video and performance. Using his body as a site to challenge the boundaries of personal risk, transformation, and communication in numerous gallery and museum installations, Oppenheim has been exploring the notion of self in relation to these restrictions imposing by space and time. In recent years, he has been involved in many public projects at various venues, including the equestrian event in the occasion of the 2008 Beijing Olympics in Hong Kong, Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin, The Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, and Olympic Park in Korea. Oppenheim has exhibited internationally in galleries and museums such as Tate Gallery in London, Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam; Whitney Museum of American Art and The Museum of Modern Art in New York and Musee d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris .

Lot 18
Crystal Garden
2006
Mixed media on paper
91.5 x 61 cm

Courtesy of the artist
Estimates HK$ 35,000 – 45,000

Lot 19
Light Chamber - A Project for the Denver Court House
2007
Mixed media on paper
61 x 91.5 cm

Courtesy of the artist
Estimates HK$ 35,000 – 45,000

Wu Shanzhuan 吳山專(b. 1960)

Born 1960 in Zhoushan , China, Wu Shanzhuan is undoubtedly one of the most influential conceptual Chinese artists working today. He has been working with various media including painting, drawing, installation, performance and photography for the past 20 years. Today No Water is a serial exploration of drawings and paintings that were built upon texts written by Wu himself, thus creating a complex and epic-like non-narrative story through the union of contradictory and unrelated verbal and visual discourses. His first major retrospective exhibition was recently held at The Guangdong Museum of Art in Guangzhou. The exhibition is the first solo-presentation of any artist in the history of the museum.

Lot 20
Today No Water Series p.200
2001
Ink and colour on paper
136 x 67 cm

Courtesy of the artist
Estimates HK$ 80,000 – 100,000

Terence Koh (b. 1977)

Born 1977 in Beijing, Terence Koh was raised in Vancouver and currently lives and works in New York City. Much of Koh’s diverse work involves queer, punk, and pornographic sensibilities. His artistic concern is inherently related to the beauty and sublime transcendence of emptiness, the intertwining of all realms of life and death, and the constellations or dark matters that create the isolate worlds in which we inhabit. Koh’s work has been exhibited at prestigious institutions worldwide such as the MuHKA Museum in Antwerp, Wien Secession in Austria, the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, Kunsthalle Zurich [4] in Switzerland and The Royal Academy in London. His work has also been featured in a solo presentation at Art Basel, and appears in several prominent collections including the Saatchi Gallery and the Judith Rothschild Foundation. He is represented by Peres Projects in Los Angeles.

Lot 21
Untitled
2008
Black and white Iris print with salt and glue
35 x 28 cm

Courtesy of the artist and Peres Projects
Estimates HK$ 65,000 – 85,000

Weng Fen 翁奮 (b. 1961)

Born in 1961 and currently lives and works in Beijing and Haikou, Weng Fen is one of the best-known contemporary Chinese artists working in photography today. In his new series Bird’s Eye View New Beijing, instead of distancing and concealing his subjects from their surroundings, Weng has evolved and moved his vision forward by placing and revealing his subjects in the centre of the rapidly transforming Beijing, brining a great sense of innocence and optimism to the overwhelming image of a changing society. Weng has been exhibited and collected in recent years by many renowned institutions such as The Pompidou Centre in Paris, The Taipei Museum of Contemporary Art and The Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Art in Taiwan, The Guangdong Museum of Art in Guangzhou, and The Victoria and Albert Museum in London..

Lot 22
Bird’s Eye View New Beijing 2
2007
C-print
Edition 4 of 10
105 x 132 cm each (diptych)

Courtesy of the artist
Estimates HK$ 90,000 – 110,000

Zheng Guogu 鄭國谷 (b. 1970)

Zheng Guogu was born in 1970 and lives and works in Yanjiang, China. Graduated from the Printmaking Department in Guangzhou Fine Art Academy, he is one of the many Chinese artists whose artwork has been inspired by the rapid shifts of socio-economic transformations taking place in China during the last decade, portraying the lifestyle of a young Chinese generation through the phenomenon of global consumer culture. He has been shown in prominent institutions and exhibitions internationally, including Tate Liverpool, Kunsthaus Graz in Austria, Mori Art Museum in Tokyo, San Diego Museum of Art, Villa Arson in Nice, The 50th Venice Biennale (Canton Express, 2003), International Center of Photography and P.S.1. Contemporary Art Center in New York, MuHKA (Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp) and KMSKA (Royal Museum of Fine Arts of Antwerp) in Antwerp, Guangdong Museum of Art in Guangzhou, Finnish Museum of Photography in Helsinki, The 4th Gwangju Biennale (2002), Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin, Hayward Gallery in London and most recently Documenta 12 in Kassel, Germany .

Lot 23
Computer Controlled by Pig's Brain No.115 豬腦控制電腦之一百一十五
2007
Oil on canvas
80 x 80 cm

Courtesy of the artist and Vitamin Creative Space
Estimates HK$ 65,000 – 85,000

Joseph Kosuth (b. 1945)

Born 1945, in Toledo, Ohio, Joseph Kosuth is one of most internationally renowned artists working today. An originator of The Conteptual Art Movement, his artistic practice is rooted in the notion of Philosophy and Linguistics, and particularly to the connection between language and its meaning. Kosuth draws on the ideas of Ludwig Wittgestein as well as Post-Structural Philosophers. The work on offer in this auction is typical of his critical practice where philosophy and text occupy a primordial place, which includes a text by French author Foucault that is blended with a cartoon of popular character Dilbert. Kosuth has been shown in all major museums and exhibitions worldwide, including four editions of Documenta in Kassel and three editions of The Venice Biennale. His work appears in numerous prestigious collections such as Museum of Modern Art, The Guggenheim Museum and The Whitney Museum of American Art in New York.

Lot 24
Dilbert/Foucault
2003
Silkscreen
Edition 95 of 100
40 x 70 cm

Courtesy of the artist
Estimates HK$ 25,000 – 35,000

Pak Sheung Chuen 白雙全 (b. 1977)

Born 1977 in Fujian and based in Hong Kong, Pak Sheung Chuen is one of the most promising conceptual and performance artists working today. Pak obtained his B.A. degree in Fine Arts and Theology from Chinese University of Hong Kong. His work often begins with the sense of alienation he encounters in politics and everyday city life, and his take on the everyday scenes of various locations his friends frequent, thus creating a beautifully absurd poetic sentiment for the viewers. He has been actively participating in international Biennials and exhibitions such as The 3rd Yokohama Triennial (2008), The 3rd Guangzhou Triennial (2008), China Power Station: Part 2 at Astrup Fearrnley Museum in Oslo (2007), The 6th Busan Biennale (2006), Yellow Box Art Project in Shanghai (2006), Part in Progress in Paris (2006), Artysta z Hong Kong in Warsaw (2006) and Inward gazes – Documentaries of Chinese Performance Arts at Macao Museum of Art (2005). Pak is the recipient of various awards such as the Lee Hysan Foundation Fellowship of Asian Cultural Council (Hong Kong, 2006) and the Overseas Exchange Prize of the Macao Museum of Art (Macau, 2005).

Lot 25
One Day of The Artist’s Life 藝術家的一天
2008
Variable media and size
80 x 80 cm

One Day of The Artist’s Life
2008
One whole day (24 hours, including eating, sleeping, bathing and such) of the Artist's life can be purchased through the act of buying this piece. The Artist will then spend the agreed one whole day at the Buyer/Collector's living or working environment in the region of Hong Kong, making and creating impromptu conceptual artwork(s). The (s) following the word 'artwork' in the previous sentence indicates the probability of multiple quantities, which could comprise of performance, drawing and such. The artwork(s) will then be documented in various formats and methods. All original artwork(s) and one edition of the documentation(s) produced during this one whole day shall become the properties of the Buyer/Collector.

藝術家的一天
2008
這件作品是藝術家賣他的一天時間（二十四小時，包括食飯、睡覺、去廁所的時間…），藝術家會在收藏家香港的工作環境或生活空間，用一天的時間即席為收藏家做一些觀念藝術的作品（一些的意思是多於一件，而可能加插行為和繪畫作品等），作品會以不同方式記錄。所有作品原作（連同其中一個版本的記錄）將會歸收藏家所擁有。

Courtesy of the artist
Estimates HK$ 80,000 – 100,000

Otto Li Tin Lung 李天倫 (b. 1980)

Lot 26
Daily Object No.2
2006
Acrylic on wood
17 x 28 x 8 cm

Courtesy of the artist
Starting bid: HK$ 5,000

Choi Yan-Chi 蔡仞姿

Lot 27
Unbroken Sentences
2006
Ink and colour on paper
31 x 39.5 cm

Courtesy of the artist and Alisan Fine Arts
Starting bid: HK$ 6,000

Michael Lee Hong Hwee 李鴻輝

Lot 28
How are things? #1 (after Francis Ng)
2007
Inkjet print on archival paper
Edition 28 0f 30
42 x 42 cm

How are things? #3 (after Hong Sek Chern)
2007
Inkjet print on archival paper
Edition 28 0f 30
42 x 42 cm

Courtesy of the artist
Starting bid: HK$ 5,000

Kwan Sheung Chi 關尚智 (b. 1980)

Lot 29
A Note on “ArtMART 2007 - Annual Fundraising Event for Para/Site Art Space”, left on my boss’s desk in the office by Andrew Farish who works on the same floor with me 和我在同一層樓工作的Andrew Farish放在我老闆辦公室桌上的一張有關“ArtMART 2007 Para/Site藝術空間週年籌款活動”的便條
2007
Limited edition colour photocopy
Edition 1 of 100
A4, 29.7 x 22 cm

Courtesy of the artist
Starting bid: HK$ 1,000

Cheng Chi-Fai 鄭子輝

Lot 30
Old Neighbourhood #5
2002
Oil on canvas
61.5 x 61.5 cm

Courtesy of the artist and Grotto Fine Art
Starting bid: HK$ 10,000

Lam Tung Pang 林東鵬 (b. 1978)

Lot 31
In the Memory of Rainbow
2006
Digital Print
Edition 2 of 5
36 x 24 cm

Courtesy of the artist
Starting bid: HK$ 3,000

Liu Ding 劉鼎 (b. 1976)

Lot 32
Hair Clip 髮夾
2007
C-print
Edition 1 of 10
D - 80 cm

Courtesy of the artist
Starting bid: HK$ 5,000

Lee Kit 李傑 (b. 1978)

Lot 33
Squeezing the hand-painted washcloth 擠壓洗過的手繪布
2008
Acrylic on fabric and Photo document
Dimension variable

Courtesy of the artist
Starting bid: HK$ 6,000