Eaton HK is pleased to present “Decolonising Madness: The Naturally (In)complete Human”, curated by artist Sophie Cheung at Tomorrow Maybe during 9 Jan – 1 Feb 2026, advocating disability justice and questioning the legal framework for mental illness in Hong Kong and the world.

In a world that labels systemic failures and its normality as “madness,” we choose to respond by delving deeply into the laws of nature: every life is, by its very essence, (in)complete.

This exhibition critiques the legal concept of “mental incapacity” and the systems that measure legal capacity and subjectivity. Artist Sophie Cheung adopts “dis-identification” as method—neither fully accepting nor rejecting labels like “disability” or “recovery,” but strategically reclaiming and reassembling them.  Through ten years of community art workshops in Hong Kong and London, she and participators forged excluded experiences into raw material for creating “life” as the ultimate artwork. The show reveals how, at the margins of discipline, each of us can find vibrant ways of becoming ourselves.

Venue address: 4/F, Eaton HK