Parallel Space & Planet X co-presents “ LOUSY vs PLANET X “ a collaborative exhibition showcasing and launching two new cross-over sofubi projects and a collection of unique custom-painted pieces created by a curated group of designers and artists based in Hong Kong, including as above in alphabetical order .

Save the date! Whether you love graffiti art, street art, sofubi, or kaijus, you won't want to miss this

Gallery address: 202 Tai Nan St, Sham Shui Po

Parallel Space is happy to announce the new exhibition “Settle : wind, tenderness, and speed” by Hong Kong Artist Rolland Cheung.

Rolland Cheung has devoted years to the craft of resin art, and is one of the few young artists in Hong Kong who have chosen this medium as his main creative outlet. Parallel Space is delighted to present Cheung’s solo exhibition, titled "settle: wind, tender & speed".

The exhibition is the first comprehensive showcase of Cheung's creative output - featuring works in a myriad of sizes and video vignettes - meticulously put together to create an immersive experience. The walkthrough is not solely a visual feast, and not simply a multi-sensory experience guided by visual stimuli. Instead, this series of abstract works is an interplay between space, time, and the viewers' perception.

By applying his distinctive technique and aesthetic of captivating boldness, it sheds light on the inspiration of wind, tenderness, and speed in his creative process. Through the natural flow of resin, the works portray a moment in time, that inspires the viewers to pause, feel and re-contemplate the essence of time. Or simply be entranced by the dreamy hues in Cheung's pieces, and settle into the luminosity of the movement captured.

The exhibition encourages visitors to unfold this moment and dissolve into time itself. Or rather, to let go of the concept of time entirely, using art to open up the door to a new realm of nothingness.
As the world returns to normalcy after the pandemic and picks up its pace this exhibition will take you on a journey of mindfulness, we invite everyone to come and embark on this voyage for themselves.

Gallery address : Shop 202, Tai Nan Street, Sham Shui Po

Parallel Space is pleased to present HOTPINK, a duo exhibition showcasing over twenty recent works by two female artists, Judy Gee and Ling-Li Tseng. Through a presentation of painting, sculpture and installation, Gee and Tseng collectively explore the fragile human condition and the uncontrollable nature of its evolution. 

An award-winning architectural designer based in Taiwan; Ling-Li Tseng started creating the wall-mounted sculpture series Seasons of Lupus in 2016. Composed of colorful self-expanding foam and layers of hand-dyed Spandex nest regulating the foam’s movement, the body of work offers subtle gradations of colors and reflectivity. Neatly arranged in oval and rectangular shapes, the pieces also remind the viewer of tribal ritual masks or miniature landscapes, sequentially leaving us in an awed fascination with the world of wonder, myth, and irregular energies. Tseng’s creations, whose material is drawn from a multitude of architectural traditions, have an explicit relationship to the body, exploring how the perceptual individual experiences are shaped by societal, economic, and geographical structures that are particular to a certain time. However, Tseng’s virtuosic approach is more than an extension of her professional achievement. It is a complete submission into her internal experience and an ordered expression of objects and space.

With an intentionally naïve quality, Temptation (2018 - ) and Addiction (2022 - ) series by Taiwanese-American artist Judy Gee stand one meter tall and one meter wide each—audaciously scaled for her voluptuous subject matter in sweet everydayness. Inspired by her time in Shanghai, Judy began depicting simple everyday indulgences but quickly dived into blunt seduction—power, wealth, and violence. With meticulous brushwork and vivid color palette, the artist presents hyper-realistic sweet treats with the magnificent glaze and darker sprinkles—sometimes your normal confetti, sometimes golden bullets. Confronted by the giant donuts perhaps looked at first luminous and plain as day, the viewer, on a closer investigation, awakens to the sheer density brought out by the pictures, of the myopic obsessions and the long-runningaddictions Gee—while making sense of her own desires and bicultural identity—conducts a sharp interrogation on addictive behaviors and investigates the mastery of willpower.

HOTPINK’s month-long program will feature private and public art tours, and one print and object signing event led by the artists. The exhibition is in collaboration with WANGSIM.

Gallery address: Shop 202, Tai Nan Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon

PHEW is a cross-disciplinary creative collective teamed up by several anonymous members, working on various art and creative related projects ;now showcasing at Parallel Space for the first time "Tomorrow Never Knows", is combined sound, objects and motion visual into an installation exhibition, expressing the messages and ideas they want to share.

Gallery address: 202 Tai Nan St, Sham Shui Po

YEUNG Hok Tak (b.1970, Hong Kong) has a strong personal style with a local element in his art practice. There is an inherent beauty in the ugliness of his drawings. His bold lines reveal a macho sensibility and a sentiment unique to Hong Kong. Major comic book publications include "How Blue Was My Valley" (2002), "Pyschic's Fairy Tales" (2006) and "Cool Blooded Theatre" (2009). Participated exhibitions include solo exhibitions “The Harbour” (The Harbour City Gallery, Hong Kong, 2016) and "舊香居”(Art Gallery, Taipei, 2016) and group exhibitions “To Each, his zone”(Gallery EXIT, Hong Kong, 2017) and “Meltak show”(FOIL Gallery, Kyoto, Japan, 2013). The artist currently lives and works in Hong Kong.

Gallery address: 202 Tai Nan street Sham Shui Po Kln

After summer holiday Parallel Space is happy to present a group exhibition titled Nowhere Land.

In between the end of summer & middle of Autumn, the exhibition presents various style of selected works including mainly paintings combine with installed objects form 8 artists based in Hong Kong, Curating to re-imagine and re-shape the idea of NOWHERE LAND; In the Distorted daily life with different restrictions, can we shift the state of mind from NoWhere to NowHere?

Participate Artists: Coke Kwun Sui Man, Emily Choy Hoi Ying, Judy Gee, Kanny Yeung, Lam Yan Yan, Mandy Wong Kit Man, Winnie Lai Tsz Yan.

Gallery address: 202 Tai Nan St, Sham Shui Po

Parallel Space is proud to present duo exhibition Wild Things from Feb 3 – Feb 17 2022.

Two Hong Kong artists, Kanny Yeung and Laura Zhang, pair recent abstract oil paintings to explore the relationship between human and nature in all its infinite variability. The artists entwine a raw yet refined body of work, supporting one another through reverberating themes and processes while having distinctly unique styles. Growing up in the space between “foreign” and “local”, Yeung and Zhang live the complex non-binaries of; East and West; self and other; people and place; which intuitively feeds into their painting practice.

Gallery address: 202 Tai Nan Street Sham Shui Po Kowloon

[Peace of the graveyard]
Photography Exhibition
by Deacon Lui

The photography book, [Peace of the graveyard] released by Deacon Lui Is on sale during the exhibition
Opening hour : 12 noon to 7pm
Closed on Monday

Gallery address : Shop 202, Tai Nan Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, HK

Life and death are inevitable, both appear instantaneously.
How does the tangible environment overlap with the intangible world?

“What the Zoo” - an installation work constructed by Ceci Fok. like a fable full of symbols and reasons connected to a group of oil paintings by Jeremy Ip.
The works created two sights that coexist in Parallel Space, presenting a vortex of streaming consciousness full of abstractness,
drifting between speak and unspoken

Gallery address: G/F 202 Tai Nan Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, Hong Kong.

Art; a unique process where you can immerse yourself being self-healing, it helps artists get through chaotic life. Chino Ng, the artist, fuses his fantasies with the photorealist technique encompassed in 1600 gravels and stones, unfolding his gentle resistance during the past years. The artist's first solo exhibition "Until u r safe" will be held at Parallel Space at Sham Shui Po in November.

The exhibition showcases Chino's latest painting works from 2015, including the works created during political crises and the pandemic. The artist tried to repress the emotion from disturbing and irritating new normal by a tedious long painting process. The artist once expressed his subject stone "The stones are small, unremarkable but seductive by their uniqueness. It relates to aesthetics, history, national territory and the universe. The physical properties of stones are so captivated. I pursue the painting on paper just as humble as stones, revealing the characters of each unnamed stone in peaceful harmony."

Gallery address: G/F, 1/F, 202 Tai Nan Street, Sham Shui Po

n the year, post-90s local artist Giraffe Leung Lok Hei has been observing and documenting the uncertainties and anomalies arising from the development of the protest movement to present.
A series of street documentary work named “Paper over the cracks “was published on the internet, which led to a series of media coverage and attention as they collectively documented "vanished protest propaganda and graffiti". Furthermore, the "chilling effect" in Hong Kong society after the post-conflict period and the strong implementation of the National Security Law in Hong Kong has also stimulated Leung to think and create.

In this exhibition, in Parallel Space, we would like to take a dive into Leung's creative process over the past year, to observe and reflect on the absurdity of the Hong Kong society after the fierce anti-government protest, and whether it can become the new normal in Hong Kong. And do we accept and participate in it?

Gallery address: G/F, Tai Nan Street, Sham Shui Po