Amy Tang Wing Yin

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Begonia Fine Art @begoniafineart proudly presents Amy Tang’s first solo exhibition ”Where The Branches Lead“ in Mainland China. Amy Tang Wing-yin’s artistic research is deeply rooted in her observations of family migration and the liminal zones of geographical and conceptual borders. From her family‘s old woodworks factory in Kwu Tung, Sheung Shui, to her grandfather’s ancestral home in Xiaolan, Zhongshan, the artist moves like a wanderer through vastly different regions. This unique perspective allows her to perceive territorial boundaries not merely as dividing lines, but as fertile ground for difference, contradiction, and contrast. The artist chooses a metaphysical exploration of form and image, which liberates viewers, guiding them into ambiguous perceptual boundaries—between city and nature, reality and imagination, the concrete and the intangible. Humans have long settled along rivers, while borders divide communities and history leaves traces upon space. In today’s landscape, human mobility, liminality, and relationality intertwine as causes and effects of one another. The artist examines how geographical specificities and human histories are intertwined, integrating these observations into her works to construct layers of time, memory, imagination, and perceptions that transcend conventional understanding. With family roots in Guangdong and a history deeply embedded in Macau and Hong Kong, Tang‘s unique cultural confluence nurtured her development, enriching her understanding of identity and regional culture with fluidity and multi-dimensionality. This allows her work to offer glimpses into broader generational shifts through personal narratives. Tang aims to explore how historical and evolving landscapes shape our perceptions in a continuously changing world. Her practice is an ongoing quest for stable ground amidst the fluidity and ambiguity of modern identity and regional dynamics. —————————— Where The Branches Lead 16 May to 31 August 2026 Opening Reception at 4:00-9:00pm Saturday 16 May 2026 VIP Section, Business Centre, Block 7, He Sheng Coast Garden, Yapo Jiao, Renshang Village, Huidong County, Huizhou

Loved working on this project with @ttiittkk , @iwcpaint & @rigivian at Alisan Atelier, where everything came together serendipitously in the beautiful space against a steller backdrop of the south side 🍀 Grateful to @daphneking_afa for the wonderful opportunity and could not have done without the ready help of @yelinq & team at @alisanfinearts ✨️🙌🏼✨️ The Remains of Our Days 27 Aug - 15 Nov 2025 Alisan Atelier, Hong Kong #alisanfinearts #contemporaryart #exhibition #painting #sculpture

Enclave 飛地 150 x 180 cm Oil on canvas 2025

Enclave-Sediment oil and acrylic on canvas 150x180cm The Remains of Our Days 27/8-1/11/2025 Alisan Atelier @alisanfinearts

See you on next Wednesday! The Remains of Our Days 28 Aug - 1 Nov, 2025 🥂Opening Reception 🗓️ Wednesday, 27 Aug 2025 🕙 6pm - 7:30pm 1904 Hing Wai Centre, 7 Tin Wan Praya Road, Aberdeen 📍Alisan Atelier @alisanfinearts Alisan Atelier is pleased to present The Remains of Our Days, bringing together artists Amy Tang, Jeremy Ip @iwcpaint , and Rivian Cheung @rigivian . This exhibition marks our first collaboration with curator Joyce Hei-ting Wong @jwonght , and it’s also the first time we are showcasing these three talented artists at the gallery. The artists share a unique interest in the overlooked aspects of our daily lives, drawing inspiration from everything from floor stains to peeling walls and wild weeds. They explore the messages embedded in what we often discard or forget. Through their creative use of gesture, colour, and materials, they craft contemporary visual stories that touch on themes of consumption, waste, resistance, decay, and regeneration.

! Upcoming exhibition ! 著陸飛地 Landing on Enclave 鄧穎妍個人作品展 Amy Tang solo exhibition Opening in a week is Amy Tang’s ( @ttiittkk ) solo exhibition Landing on Enclave, join us at the opening on the 2nd of May at 4pm ! ⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹ 鄧穎姸於1990年生於香港，於2014年修畢香港中文大學藝術系文學士課程，並於古洞及中山設立工作室，專注繪畫創作。 藝術家試圖擴展「景觀(風景)」的概念，推翻其簡單的分類，她認為景觀視點不一定是固定的，相反地，她深入拓展景觀的抽象潛能，表達其本質而非物理屬性，選擇形而上的圖像研究，而非刻板的具像描繪。這讓觀者能被繪畫本身而非其象徵意義所引導，並引領他們潛入自己的想像中。 透過筆觸的疊加和刮削，令痕跡反覆隱沒又再現，她的繪畫系統所呈現的抽象空間，是秩序的建立與崩解，將衝突狀況與日常的整全作對比，凸顯其差異與殘缺。這兩種狀態之間的張力是通往他處的的起點。畫布的框架 - 或藝術作品的邊界 - 既是空間的佔據和分割，同時也是開啟其他可能性的通道與接口。 ⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹ Amy Tang Wing-yin was born in Hong Kong, 1990. She graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2014 and established her studio in Kwu Tung and Zhongshan, focusing primarily on painting. The artist seeks to expand the concept of "landscape," challenging its simple categorization. She believes that the perspective of a landscape is not necessarily fixed; instead, she explores the abstract potential of landscapes, expressing their essence rather than their physical attributes. Choosing a metaphysical approach to image study over a rigid, figurative depiction allows viewers to be guided by the painting itself rather than its symbolic meaning, inviting them to delve into their own imagination. Through layered brushstrokes and scraping, her paintings reveal traces that repeatedly disappear and re-emerge. The abstract space presented in her work embodies the creation and collapse of order, contrasting the tensions of conflict with the wholeness of the everyday, highlighting their differences and incompleteness. The tension between these two states serves as a starting point for new pathways. The frame of the canvas— or the boundaries of an artwork— occupies and partitions space, while also serving as a threshold and interface that opens toward other possibilities. ⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹⊹ Dates: 2nd May - 28th May 2025 (*closed on Monday) Opening: 2nd May 4-7 P.M. Hours: Tue- Sun 12-7 P.M. Venue: Yrellag Gallery | 13A Prince’s Terrace, Central