Contemporary by Angela Li presents a solo exhibition by Kong Chun Nga, Kitty, Bird Watching Snowflakes. Ten years after her last solo exhibition, the artist brings together nearly twenty new paintings.
In one corner of a sphere, a hexagonal snowflake falls from the sky, gently settling on a triangular rooftop. In another, a small slate-coloured bird stands before a window, watching grey snowflakes on a television screen.
Living in the city, Kong sometimes imagines herself as a cat: her thoughts can be rebellious, yet she is often defeated by the need for sleep. At other times, she feels like a pigeon, occupied with the business of survival while searching for a place where she can rest at ease. These indescribable feelings gradually find their way into the figures, animals, and landscapes of her paintings.
She reads on the MTR and doodles during meetings, jotting down passing sentences and thoughts on sticky notes. Over time, these fragments accumulate, becoming the material from which this exhibition takes shape as a record of everyday life.
Bird Watching Snowflakes invites viewers to discover wonder in fragments of the everyday. Drawing from literature, film, music, and personal life, these new paintings reveal how the artist’s boundless curiosity transforms the ordinary details of daily life into portals to an imagined world.
On view until 17 October 2026.
In What Glows in the Wind, Chan King Long, Ken responds to displacement, uncertainty and the enduring search for belonging in a changing world. Wild blossoms sway in the storm, fireworks and ash dissolve into the night sky, while solitary figures gaze towards distant shores. Across these scenes, fragments of everyday life move between stillness and motion, departure and arrival.
The exhibition extends Chan's artistic dialogue from his March 2026 solo exhibition What Hums in the Rain, presented by Contemporary by Angela Li in Hong Kong, bringing his inward contemplation of a changing world into a new geographical and cultural context. If What Hums in the Rain invites us to listen to the subtle sounds beneath the noise, What Glows in the Wind asks a further question: when everything around us is in motion, what are we drawn towards, and where are we going?
For Chan, art becomes a moment of pause--a space where scattered memories, emotions and possibilities can gather. Through every encounter and parting, seeds gather within the fissures to take root once more.
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