香港人一直經歷離散，尤其2019年後可謂係又一移民潮。過去幾年，香港人踪跡散落四周，如同延伸到海外周圍撒種、扎根、汲取養分，而四周嘅種子正開始萌芽茁壯。
我哋希望可以透過涵蓋唔同媒介嘅藝術展覽，將香港人種緊嘅「樹」呈現到大家眼前，同時藉拍賣為我哋大家嘅手足籌款。
前人種樹，
後人乘涼，
未敢忘根。
Hong Kong has seen waves of emigration over the decades. With 2019 marking another round of countless farewells to the beloved city, the seeds of Hong Kongers further sprout across different corners of the world, planting roots and flourishing with our collective effort.
Through this cross-media art exhibition, we hope to share with everyone these ‘trees’ Hong Kongers are planting, while auctioning to raise funds for our fellow brothers and sisters.
One sows and another reaps.
Never forget our roots.

Alisan Fine Arts is excited to return to the second edition of ART SG, where we will be showcasing a variety of works by 13 Chinese contemporary artists ranging from established to emerging. Our booth selection includes Chao Chung-Hsiang, Chinyee, Irene Chou, Lui Shou-Kwan, Walasse Ting, alongside ink innovators Wei Ligang, Hao Shiming and Lin Guocheng, and 5 emerging female artists, namely Mui Ngo-suet, Charlotte, Ngai Wing-Lam, Ant, Ren Light Pan, Tiffanie Ting, Kelly Wang, showing the breadth of the gallery’s artists. For Hao Shiming, Mui Ngo-suet, Charlotte, Ngai Wing-Lam, Ant, Ren Light Pan, and Kelly Wang, this will be their debut in Singapore.

Alisan Fine Arts is excited to announce our participation in this year's Asian Art In London autumn event. We will be presenting the works of 16 distinguished Chinese artists from different generations and diverse backgrounds. This exhibition aims to underline the manifold and profound evolution of Chinese art over the past fifty years, by showcasing how each artists reinterpret classical subject-matters of Chinese art by incorporating innovative materials and creative methods while preserving the traditional culture and spirit. To enhance the viewing experience and create an intimate atmosphere, our exhibition will feature a salon-style hanging presentation, encouraging a more immersive and interconnected experience, while allowing viewers to explore the intricate details and connections within the exhibition.

My artwork, 0 The Fool, was included in this year’s fundraiser auction and was finally sold at $90k, nearly twice the high estimate.

Alisan Fine Arts is excited to announce the first solo exhibition for emerging Hong Kong artist Charlotte Mui at Alisan Aberdeen. At her inaugural exhibition, Mui will be showing a new series of paintings that were inspired by her mother and grandmother’s home-cooked dishes. The artist makes use of vibrant colours and personified food subjects on a circular paper canvas to depict her family delicacies such as coconut stewed milk, tomato tofu soup, and turnip cake. The title “Have a Rice Day” is taken from the local Chinese saying “Three dishes one soup and rice for free” (三餸一湯白飯任裝), resonating with the whimsical style of Mui’s work. This exhibition is part of Hong Kong Art Gallery Association’s Summer Programme which aims to promote young Hong Kong talent.

The Master of Arts in Curating and Art History (MACAH) at Lingnan University, Hong Kong, is pleased to announce two student-curated exhibitions, to be held at Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre (JCCAC) from 13-21 August 2022. Titled Re · Count and Healing Self Healing respectively. The exhibitions feature works by ten local and international artists in a variety of mediums such as ceramics, tattoo, and painting. The curatorial team hopes to create an introspective space for the audience to reflect upon their psyche amidst exhausting and often frustrating social lives.

My tarot deck, L'Œil de L'Âme Tarot is featured in the exhibition.

Thanks to HKwalls and the Hong Kong Observation Wheel, I will be showcasing a mural I made in roughly 7 days alongside four other murals made by amazing young artists at the Central Harbourfront. This was made possible by HKwalls’ mentorship programme.

For the 2022 HKwalls Youth Mentorship Programme, [HKwalls] received more than 60 applications from very talented Hong Kongers. Of that 60+, five were selected by our mentors, and they have been meeting regularly to discuss their work, their ideas, and how to approach painting murals. Thanks to Hong Kong Observation Wheel, each young artist will be given a space at the Hong Kong Observation Wheel to paint a mural! — HKwalls Instagram

The Star mural by Charlotte Mui was inspired by one of her Lenormand tarot card illustrations she designed to represent hope and aspiration. As a tarot reader herself and aspiring muralist, Charlotte wanted to paint her first mural to help inspire and lift the community at a Hong Kong landmark. — HK Observation Wheel Instagram

The Kickstarter campaign to bring The Gwai Lenormand to life.

Following the success of the L'Œil de L'Âme Tarot, we take a different path in the spiritual realm with the creation of The Gwai Lenormand.

Presented by Tai Kwun Contemporary, the fourth edition of BOOKED: Hong Kong Art Book Fair welcomes over 100 local, regional, and international exhibitors — including publishers, artists, booksellers, and organisations — complemented by a programme of book launches, talks, workshops, displays, projects, and performances.

16 till 19 December 2021
16 Dec 3-7pm
17 Dec 3-9pm
18 Dec 12-7pm
19 Dec 12-7pm

My tarot decks are at table 003 (Vivian Poon x Michelle Wong) and I will be tabling on Friday and Sunday evenings.

A new, fun, and collaborative display initiated by the Collections team to showcase some of the new arrivals at the AAA Library. The project was initiated by Elaine Lin, Charlotte Mui, Lydia Lam, and S. Yiyao Chao, with support from Ozge Ersoy and Rebecca Tso.

The 2021 edition of Asia Art Archive Annual Fundraiser Preview Exhibition will be held at Christie’s Hong Kong, with over forty-five works of art generously donated by artists, individual donors, institutions, and galleries from across the globe.

9Gag and K11 commissioned a total of 20 meme redraws to be displayed at the exhibition.

To mark the second anniversary of AAA’s zine collection, Nam2 Haa5 Zine: Tête-à-tête between Zines and Books in AAA Library looks at how zines have expanded, challenged, and enriched existing narratives in art history. By pairing and grouping the zines with books and ephemeral materials from AAA Collections, this library display initiates a dialogue between institutional and personal approaches of artistic expression, and the generative discussions they can instigate in a research library.

Alisan Fine Arts - Aberdeen

Le French May Associated Project

Artists: Cherie Cheuk Ka-wai, Mok Yat-san, Charlotte Mui, Ant Ngai-lam, Wu Shaoxiang, Zhang Xiaoli

The 30-day Kickstarter campaign to bring the L'Œil de l’Âme Tarot to life. It was over 300% funded by 249 backers and is set to be released in late April.

Hand-illustrated mystical tarot deck created by Charlotte Mui that emphasises on the nuances of life through imagination.

A solo exhibition of the Major Arcana and tarot reading pop-up by Charlotte Mui, the show features watercolour originals of her tarot card series "L'Œil de l’Âme Tarot" (Eye of the Soul Tarot).

Detached and Grieving were exhibited at the Art Next Expo 2019 in PMQ with other members of the Hong Kong Youth Art Association.

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灣仔區議會贊助灣仔區議會屬下文化及康體事務委員會、Integer Foundation Association 合辦
時代廣場協辦

I was commissioned to create short animated sequences for the exhibited videos.