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Art and nature have always been inseparable, and artists have drawn inspiration from nature since ancient times. Artists use various media to document and express the beauty of nature. However, is the beauty of nature just blooming flowers, lush trees, and green meadows?
KOKO is an artist who resides in Kam Tin. Her speciality is using nature as a creative medium. She makes good use of any materials from nature, whether it is a piece of dry wood, insects, plant roots, or beehives. KOKO believes all of them are usable materials to continue the life of nature through art.
In three consecutive workshops, KOKO will lead participants to discover beauty and creativity in nature. Whether it is a dry leaf or a broken branch, everything that is found in nature could become a source of art and creation in KOKO's workshop.
Time, Date, Venue:
1st session: 27 April, 2025, 10:00-15:30 (Hong Kong Art School, 10/F Hong Kong Arts Centre) *including 1 hour of lunch
2nd session: 4 May, 2025, 10:00-13:00 (Nam San Wai)
3rd session: 18 May, 2025, 10:00-13:00 (KOKO Art Farm, Kam Tin)
Language: Conducted in Cantonese
Target Audience: 16 or above
Admission Fee: $800 ; $720 (Friends of Hong Kong Arts Centre)
About Artist
KOKO received her Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts from Coventry University in the UK and her Master of Arts in Fine Arts from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. She has been connected to nature since childhood and pays attention to the relationship between the land and humans. She likes to use nature as the theme of her artworks and create dialogue with nature, and to feel and to look deeply into life. “Life is Art, Art is Life” is her philosophy. In order to connect herself with nature and return to natural life, she established KOKO ART FARM in 2013. Transforming nature into art through the sounds and colours from the fields, KOKO uses her artworks to show the beauty of the world.
KOKO’s artworks have been exhibited in Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre, Cyberport, Youth Square, The Peninsula hotel, Art Museum of the Chinese University of Hong KOng, Hong Kong Arts Centre, Fringe Club, National Memorial Hall in Taipei, and Dokzaal in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Please visit the programme website for more details: Link here
- Each ticket is subjected to personal information. Any sharing or transfer of tickets is not allowed.
- Participants are reminded to check the timeslots of the selected programmes carefully, where various events will be overlapping. No refunds or changes can be made after the purchase.
- Any registration with incomplete contact information or unfulfilled payment will not be processed.
- No smoking, eating and drinking. Unauthorized photo-taking, audio and/or video recording are strictly forbidden.
Participants may be captured in photos or video-recordings during the programmes. The materials may be saved and uploaded to the Hong Kong Art Centre’s websites, social media platforms, publications and/or publicity materials. All photos and videos will be used for art promotion and educational purposes only. - Participants shall present the verification email to our on-site staff before taking part in the events.
- If there are any emergencies or if you feel unwell, please seek assistance from our on-site staff immediately.
Adverse weather arrangements:
- If Red/Black Rainstorm Warning Signal or Typhoon Signal No. 3 or above is hoisted or an announcement is made by the Hong Kong Observatory that Typhoon Signal No. 8 or above is to be hoisted three hours before the activity is scheduled to start, the activity will be cancelled. All activities scheduled for that day, including those due to take place after the signal has been lowered, will be cancelled. Admission fee will be refunded after the deduction of service charges.
- Hong Kong Art Centre will decide if the event continues and reserves the right to cancel all activities under adverse weather conditions.
$720 - 800 |
