“Remains” features several new works by artist Ling Sum-yi, centering on the psychological perception and emotional contingency within the individual and family. Departing from reconstructing superficial familial memories, the exhibition pivots toward certain repressed states within intimate relationships. By utilising various medium, the artist attempts to transfer unutterable emotions into visceral physical sensations and material tension.
The spatial orchestration—seemingly rigorous and orderly, yet trembling and convulsive within—is not merely a reflection between self, emotion, and individual relationships, but also the attempt to catalyse the purest feelings and use visual language to reconstruct the boundaries of perception and sustain the confrontation of emotions.
Opening: 17.7.2026 17:00-20:00
Gallery address: 13A Prince’s Terrace, Central
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