Moon, house, Star Ferry… These little things around us have been transformed into vivid characters in the pen of local illustrator Kazy Chan. His works are bright in color and delicate in visual sense. At first glance, his drawings seem to be full of fantasies, but a closer inspection reveals the absurdity and sadness behind. As a creator, how does he find inspiration in his daily life and tell stories through his illustrations? In this lecture, Kazy will share with us his everyday life as an artist, and the highlights of his recent solo exhibition “Ketchup”.

Kazy Chan is a Hong Kong based artist who graduated from the Polytechnic University of Hong Kong. His work is influenced by the “superflat” art style and his love for Japanese “manga” since childhood, resulting in the creation of unique characters and stories. The theme of his work revolves around a boy, combined with imagined scenes of growing up. Together, the two form a story about exploring the other side of the world.

Online registration is required. Free admission with limited quota on first-come, first-served basis.

Registration Form：https://forms.gle/F3tDo62pKto61BeV7
Deadline for registration : 16.5.2022 (Mon) 10:00 a.m.
(Conducted in Cantonese and broadcasted online simultaneously)

Venue address: Lecture Theatre, 4/F, vA!