This exhibition features works by two contemporary Japanese artists based in Paris, Aki Lumi and Yuki Onodera.  Aki Lumi uses photography, drawings and sketches to explore questions such as what is artificial and what we see. Yuki Onodera constantly creates works that raise fundamental questions about what photography is and what images are. She uses photography to experimentally create a variety of works that explore themes that emerge from these questions.  While these two artists share the same creative space and time, they each pursue their own individual creative endeavors. Their works each possess unique qualities, backed by their own philosophies, ideas, and methods of expression. This exhibition introduces their representative series such as Aki Lumi's "Traceryscape" and Yuki Onodera's "The World Is Not Small - 1826," in the same space, creating a mysterious sense of synesthesia. 

Gallery address: Unit A, 10/F, Derrick Industrial Building, Wong Chuk Hang