“Views from the Bridge – Lo and Behold” Sharing

The bridge in Chung Mei appears to artist Pauline Lam as the center of Lamma Island. Standing on the bridge, one can not only see the mudflat underneath, but also the Sok Kwu Wan main street, the piers and even the Southern District from afar. Captivated by the shadows which vary with the time of the day, Pauline spent hours observing on the bridge, thus discovering the mudflat as a lively habitat for many species. In this sharing session, Pauline will talk about her source of inspiration and the engagement of the kids and residents from Lamma, which have brought to fruition the artwork we now see on the Chung Mei bridge.

Date：16/3/2022 (Wed)

Time：20:00 - 21:00

Venue：Zoom

Age：6 yrs old or above

Language：Cantonese

*Free admission

About the Artist:

Pauline Lam

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Lam received her Bachelor's degree from the Chinese University of Hong Kong and her Master of Fine Art degree from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University. She specialises in site-specific and conceptual installation works at various locations, including a former prison, a pier and ferry boats. In recent years, her works focus on the relationship between cultural development and human activities. Lam was the recipient of numerous arts awards, including Award for Artist of the Year (Visual Arts) at the Hong Kong Arts Development Awards 2010 (HKADC).