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Ho Sin Tung 何倩彤
Black Eyed Dog 黑眼狗
2012
Cinema’s significance on the individual is explored in Ho Sin-tung’s personal yet fictional Inter-vivos Film Festival. Meaning ‘between the living’, Ho’s installation comprises meticulously hand-drawn film stills, movie poster and a cinema seat. These works challenge the mass-produced nature of promotional materials, and are the artist's homage to the enduring influence of the fictional and imaginary world of film on her. Above the chair is a small portrait of an unidentified figure with head bowed in a contemplative and introverted gesture, reinforcing the role of cinema in nurturing the imagination.
Ambiguously Yours: Gender in Hong Kong Popular Culture. M+ Pavilion, Hong Kong, 17 March–21 May 2017
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