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The larger pieces come with “certificate of authenticity” postcard sized
also on metal signed and numbered carrying an image of the piece.
Scratch, Water & Heat resistant surface is durable (and recyclable), if you have ever had a piece of artwork hanging on your walls go moldy or simply crinkle behind the framed mounted glass this very disappointing. These outputs are produced to protect your art investment and if they get dusty or dirty just simply give them a wipe with a damp cloth.
They come supplied with integrated mounts, so they are ready to hang on your walls straight out of the box. They also look fabulous framed, I produce mine without the need for glass avoiding all those pesky reflections and potential for damage. These mounts allow for LED lighting systems to installed behind the print for a dramatic backlit look.
Collaboration with Artist Ling Muki
visit her website here: www.lingmuki.com
Featuring hand painted character Muki eating a traditional Hong Kong soft serve Ice Cream whilst watching Bicycle man work. so cute.
Ling Muki Artist Statement:
This collaborative piece with Dickie is particularly special to me. Through photography, we not only tell a story, but also invite viewers to imagine their own stories. In this artwork, Muki enters the real world for the first time, specifically Hong Kong, in a photograph taken by Dickie.
While enjoying a traditional Hong Kong soft serve ice cream, she curiously watches the bicycle man work, taking in everything around her. This piece is a celebration of our vibrant and textured Hong Kong, brimming with emotions.
By combining painting and photography, we aimed to capture the essence of this city's unique beauty and cultural diversity. Just as Hong Kong embraces different cultures and possibilities, we hope this piece inspires viewers to embrace their own uniqueness and individuality.
24 x 36 inches / 31cm x 46cm
With LED backlight lighting with remote control.
Edition 1/1
HK$26,888
Collaboration with ArtLab852
visit his website here: www.artlab852.com
featuring hand applied graffiti by ArtLab on a chromoluxe metal print.
ArtLab852 Artist Statement:
This
collaborative piece with Dickie has been a very reflective process. We
seldom see the inner-self of people, what was the person in the
composition experiencing? Through the photography of Dickie and my
painted additions, triggering the reflections of the people of Hong
Kong.
In this particular piece of photography by Dickie, a
spray-painted halftone graphic of Themis, Goddess of Justice, on the
wall was placed above Article 27 of the Hong Kong Basic Law, a young man
is walking past... Expressing a time, an era where people doubted the
symbol guarding the rights of freedom of speech. Whilst the article
remains solid, the symbol of justice seems fleeting. The composition
provokes the audience to reflect on their thoughts.
24 x 36 inches / 31cm x 46cm
Edition 1/1
HK$26,888
The colours on this output are amazing...
Edition: 1/1
Size 12x18 inches
HK$8,888
currently in Re-Shape Exhibition
SOLD
Iconic Hong Kong Calligraphers producing good luck messages that are posted either side of a home's doorway during Chinese New Year.
Edition: 1/1
Size 18x12 inches
HK$8,888
currently in Re-Shape Exhibition
SOLD
A beauty shot of one of the many deities in Tin Hau Temple complex.
Presented in an Vintage guilt frame.
HK$28,888
currently in Re-Shape Exhibition.
SOLD
Exploring the temples of Central, immediately struck by its iconic colour, texture and sunlight.
HK$28,888
A iconic market stall on Ap Lui Street in the Nostalgic district of Sham Shui Po.
HK$18,888
Exploring the alleyways of Kowloon, immediately struck by its colour, texture and social commentary.
HK$28,888
The vibrant neighbourhood of Sham Shui Po with its multicultural streets illustrating the diversity of population that gives supercharged fuel to the engine room that is Hong Kong.
HK$18,888
Fortune tellers have a heritage of thousands of years (if not more) within southern China.
HK$8,888
With the condensation streaming down the windows of this Chinese Restaurant gives the diners and contents of the interior a painterly abstract impressionistic rendering.
HK$16,888
HK$18,888
National Treasure Au Yeung sitting in his shop. Hand embellished by Au Yeung with his signature calligraphy in metallic gold inks.
Edition 1/3
Size 24x36 inches
*This is a photograph of the piece and really does not do the colours justice.
HK$28,888
This dragon boat head is resting in an individual enclosure within the Fuk Tak Temple complex in Shau Kei Wan. Dragon boat heads are considered sacred and celestial beings hence the ceremony around the dotting of the eyes preceding Dragon Boat race day, also leading to this example being dutifully cared for during its pass from this plain to the next.
The origins of the Dragon Boat Festival can be found in several stories. The most famous are about Qu Yuan, China’s first patriotic writer and Wu Zixu, a once-loyal advisor to the King Fuchai. Before Qu Yuan waded in the Miluo River and drowned himself, he wrote a famous lyrical poem 离骚 Li Sao (“Sorrow in Estrangement”).
Poem calligraphy by local artist Grand Master Tso.
Edition: 2/5
Size 24x36 inches
*This is a photograph of the piece and really does not do the colours and calligraphy justice.
HK$28,888
Edition: 3/8
Size 20x30 inches
HK$16,888
"Offal Noodles" will trigger your Hong Kong food memories leaving you wanting for a steaming hot bowl of this delight.
Edition: 1/4
Size 20x30 inches
HK$16,888
This cobbler has been providing these services in the particular spot for decades.
HK$8,888
This enigmatic portrait of one my favourite Hong Kong tradesmen, this time imbued with a futuristic colour palette.
Edition: 1/8
Size 20x30 inches
HK$16,888
The mighty lemon tea! here seen being delivered in one of Mong Kok's busiest districts
Shot
during one of the larger tropical storms of 2021 "Monsoon Lion Rock"
has all the Hong Kong flavours one could need in an rain soaked image
that celebrates Hong Kong cinematic streets. From the Mini bus to the
Bamboo scaffolding, the rain, the neon, the pawn shop even the
advertising on the bus.
Edition: 2/8
Size 24x36 inches
HK$18,888
One the tiny side streets coming off Wing On Street on Cheung Chau island.
Edition: 2/2
Size 12x18 inches
HK$6,888
Presented with a colour spectrum that could not be ignored, digitally encouraged to get that full Hong Kong experience.
This enterprising Hong Konger captured in front of his shop, one can immediately see the toil and perseverance of this man, he was working through a monsoon at this particular time. Please note the chaos of the shop, the bridcage, the medicated plaster on his shoulder not to mention, his body hewn from decades of hard work.
Edition: 4/8
Size 24x36 inches
HK$18,888
This explosion of graffiti underneath and over the top of this Neon sign depicting the chinese character for "boom"
Edition: 2/8
Size 20x30 inches
HK$16,888
Edition: 1/4
Size 12x18 inches
HK$8,888
Edition: 1/4
Size 20x30 inches
HK$16,888