interval:in studio&production

[Documentation] 𝙗𝙪𝙩𝙘𝙝𝙚𝙧’𝙨 𝙩𝙖𝙗𝙡𝙚 (𝙨𝙚𝙧𝙞𝙚𝙨) @fongpuiyann Installation: mixed media 2026 Presented at OPEN STUDIO - Pui Yan Fong CRASH, L303, JCCAC, Hong Kong 23-24.01.2026 Photo Courtesy of Pui Yan Fong and Karie Tsui Special gratitude to @interval_in for the workshop. — Artist-in-Residency at CRASH 16 Dec 2025 - 24 Jan 2026 #installation #artistresidency

Open Studio: Pui Yan Fong
January 23rd & 24th (Fri & Sat), 2–7 PM Join us for a viewing of works created during my residency at CRASH and @interval_in . I will be presenting material studies, moulds, and a small installation from my ongoing project ‘Butcher’s Table’, an audiovisual installation that reimagines a wet-market stall as a metaphor for emotional vulnerability. Inspired by the Cantonese phrase 攤牌 (tan pai)—to lay one’s cards on the table—the work treats honesty as a form of dissection, laying inner worlds bare like butchered parts. Visitors are invited on a textural journey: to squeeze, feel, and caress the ‘fishes’ casted in different materials. The installation will also feature an audio piece developed during @guiaexperimental Fest 2025 in Macau. 📍 CRASH
📩 DM @fongpuiyann for details or access information Residency period: 16 Dec 2025 – 24 Jan 2026

A closer look at the artworks from New Inhabitants of the Current. Wishing everyone a gentle start to the new year.

That's a wrap! As we're moving on from our very hectic November, we would like to once again congratulate all artists on their success and thank all for supporting and visiting our show. Artists: @andy_hohouwun @thomas_browsing @wetzdaan @karietsui @jessicarttttt @elfmen_yhc @chingyee.note New Inhabitants of the Current 9th November - 23th November At JCCAC L5 Common Space & L7 Green Space. Also thanks to @marbleprintclay for this collaboration. See you again next year!

We are pleased to present our upcoming studio exhibition 'New Inhabitants of the Current', featuring artists/studio residents from 2024-2025. They are Andy Ho Hou Wun, Elfmen Chan Yat Hin, Jessica Wong Wing Tung, Karie Tsui Ka Yee, Sofie Leung Cheuk Ying, Stephie Ng Ching Yee and Thomas Yau Wing Leung. This exhibition is a public project, particularly designed to echo our identities as new inhabitants along the 'current', status quo—artists focus on a very sculptural aspects of their materials and methods while responding to specific site conditions. Opening reception: 1600-1900, 9th November 2025 Dates: 9th November - 23th November Venue: JCCAC 5/F&7/F open space Artists: @thomas_browsing @andy_hohouwun @wetzdaan @karietsui @jessicarttttt @elfmen_yhc @chingyee.note This project is in collaboration with Marbleprint&Clay. Great thanks to all the people who have been supporting us via different means. @marbleprintclay

Selected Works and Artists A publication collection of books and zines [Documentation Part III] 1. A book shelf section in FOUND & FELT 2. 3* ! by Clemens Hornemann @namenroh 3. Developing Film in Your Mind 《在你腦海裏曬相》 by Dory Cheung @dorylab 4. Piano Book by Emily Cheung @emily_ctc 5. Floating Breadcrumbs 004: Assemblage/Spatial Pressure Calibration by Floating Projects @floatingprojects 6. 都是一些瑣碎事 by Floating Projects @floatingprojects 7. Atelier Ex Port 0.1 by interval:in @interval_in 8. Sand Adrift: Correspondences (between prose and poetry) and Sand Settling on Sand by Linda Chiu-han Lai @lindafpc 9. KITCHEN SPONGE by Te Petchara @taaaaaaaaeto 10. A selected artists list in alphabetical order — 𝙁𝙊𝙐𝙉𝘿 & 𝙁𝙀𝙇𝙏 Date: 7-30SEP 2025 Opening: 1-6PM 7SEP (SUN) Venue: CRASH 303 JCCAC HK RSVP to visit at @crash.a.space or email: [email protected] Curated by Kylie and Jennifer Poster designed by CRASH Team Photo courtesy of artists and CRASH

We’re pleased to share a recent project we completed for Yvonne Feng’s exhibition at Hart Haus gallery. Our team fabricated custom plinths and decorative wall elements to support and complement her work. Many thanks to Yvonne for trusting us with this collaboration—it was a real pleasure. Be sure to visit the exhibition to see her thoughtful pieces in person. “Möbius Loop” Exhibition Dates: 2 Sept - 25 Oct, 2025 (Tue - Sat, except public holidays) Exhibition Venue: G/F, Hart Haus, Cheung Hing Industrial Building, 12P Smithfield, Kennedy Town **By Appointment Only: [email protected] @yvonne.ywfeng @harthongkong Production by @karietsui

Followed by our last post, our studio managers, Shawn and Karie’s work were also selected in this exhibition, “Cabinet of Curiosities for the 21st Century”, blending in with the modern classic interior at Hanart Forum. Again, heartfelt thanks to Dr. Michael Whittle for such a celebrative occasion. @shawnzytph @karietsui

A small side hustle done by one of our studiomate, Sofie Leung. It was commissioned by Michael Whittle for his collection-exhibition “Cabinet of curiosities for the 21st century” and exhibited privately in Hanart Forum. The metal stand is specifically designed and fabricated to accommodate a disc of petrified wood, attributed with moving fittings. As a collective studio, not to mention we value room for our studiomates to thrive with their techniques-accommodating their needs, we welcome and support different formats of collaboration in terms of installation, sculptural fabrication. Today also marks our 2nd anniversary of opening our studio in Kwai Chung Hong Kong. @wetzdaan

Open Call for studio residents 2025-2026 Very soon, our studio will be stepping into its third year as a collective space for young artists. 2025 has been a full and exciting year for us, as we continue developing our multiple identities. While we prioritise artistic production — particularly involving technical skills in metal, wood, casting, and moulding — we see our studio not just as a workshop, but also as a space that expands into other formats, including exhibitions and collaborations with fellow art practitioners. As part of our annual tradition, we’re launching an open call to welcome new studio residents(ONLY for HK young artists) for the upcoming 2025–2026 cycle. We’re looking for young, ambitious artists with a strong interest in installation and three-dimensional work. Our studio offers a fully equipped workspace at a very low rent. Regardless of your prior experience with tools or machines, we’re happy to offer guidance and support as you explore and develop your material-based practice. If you’re interested, check out our bio for more information about our initiatives and available equipment — and don’t hesitate to reach out via inbox!

interval:in studio residents 2024-2025 Lynna Lam @as.sleepyfish Lynna Lam Shan (b.1999, based in Hong Kong) Lam’s practice involves observations that extend beyond the subject itself, searching to establish connections and order in space. Her work often originates from written texts and listening experiences. By collecting fragments, the medium adapts to the conceptual framework, spanning from drawings, installations, and digital-based works. In the pursuit of explorations, she examines both similarities and differences, observing their nature in parallel. Mind and memory, urban city and nature, collectives and individuals—she often seeks to transcend the boundaries between contrasting pairs. The complexities of entanglement are often curious to deconstruct. Geometry, anthropology, semantics, and perception are her fields of interest. 1 Loops 2024 Cassette tape loops, filter paper, LED tube, sounds (1 minute and 1 minute 30 seconds; continuous play) Dimension variable 2 Index 2024 Charcoal powder, resin, spray, stepper motor Dimension variable

interval:in studio residents 2024-2025 Thomas Yau @thomas_browsing_tm Yau Wing Leung Thomas, graduated in Creative Media from the City University of Hong Kong in 2021, and currently lives and works in Hong Kong. Yau explores the possibility of cyanotype from documenting to visual communication through individual experience and nature. Yau’s art practice focuses on photography, installation and art direction, and experience in the production of performing arts. Yau’s recent artwork was shortlisted in the “Colors of Humanity Art Award 2023” exhibited at the Goethe-Gallery. Previous photography work received the “Asia One Photographic Award 2022”; the “Art and Science Award 2021”, and the “Fountain Prize 2021” from the School of Creative Media Annual Show 2021. Yau is the Creative Coordinator at the Performing Arts(Theatre) of the West Kowloon Cultural District Authority, and recently participated in “TechBox 2024: LEVEL 66 – The Arcade Project”, “TechBox 2023: The Travellers and The Listeners”, “Future of Performance: Bright Day”. 1 Handle with care 2023 Rose Petals on PVC, LED 60cm x 60cm x 10cm 2 Rose on Lipstick Ver. 2 2022 Rose, Cyanotype on watercolor paper 192 cm x 118 cm, 2 pieces