Épisodes

  • Take up space - with Kelvin Au
    Mar 27 2026

    Kelvin Au is a Hong Kong-based sculptor. In his art practice, he uses found objects and multimedia assemblages to reimagine and re-contextualise his relationship with these conditions of tension and flux, uncertainty and paradox, frailty and strength.


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    1 h et 18 min
  • Are machines only for what human can’t do? – with Silvester Mok
    Mar 6 2026

    Silvester Mok is a Hong Kong ceramics artist who works mainly with 3D printed ceramics. He is mesmerised by the magic of how clay is extruded layer by layer, gradually forming a larger structure before his eyes.


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    1 h et 20 min
  • Be more spontaneous – with Cleo Lau
    Feb 13 2026

    Cleo Lau is a Hong Kong-based artist working with ceramics in combination with images and screen printing. She collects photos daily and the process of creating her pieces helps her review and organise her memories.


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    55 min
  • Build a sense of belonging – with Lee Suet-ying
    Jan 23 2026

    Lee Suet-ying's recent work delves into the concept of territory, encompassing the claimed or occupied space by individuals or institutions, along with the borders established to denote ownership. She finds interest in the potential reclamation of a space by nature if left untended.


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    1 h et 20 min
  • Keep memories through the cracks – with Yuko Fukuba Johnsson
    Jan 2 2026

    Yuko Fukuba Johnsson is a practicing ceramic artist from Tokyo, based in Hong Kong. She uses ceramics as a medium to create works under the theme of Memory Containers. For her, memory means a combination of facts, including time and place, together with qualia, subjective experiences with the senses.


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    1 h et 6 min
  • Revisit 2025
    Dec 12 2025

    The yearly summary of all episodes. Key ideas from each guest's art practice.


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    32 min
  • Living in technological medieval times – Sheung Yiu
    Oct 31 2025

    Sheung Yiu is an image-centered artist and researcher, based in Helsinki. In his research-based practice, Yiu collaborates with multi-disciplinary experts to explore imaging practices emerging at the intersection of photography and large-scale computation.


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    56 min
  • Having a social practice – with Andrew Gryf Paterson
    Oct 10 2025

    Andrew Gryf Paterson is a Scottish artist-organiser, cultural producer, educator and independent researcher. Specialises in developing and leading inter- and trans- disciplinary projects exploring connections between art, digital culture and science, cultural activism, ecological and sustainability movements, cultural heritage and collaborative networks.


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    1 h et 37 min