
KEUNG Wai-kai
Keung Wai Kai has been loving drawing since childhood. He learnt drawing and calligraphy on his own. At high school, he studied drawing at a private art studio. Since he moves into the Rehabilitation Complex, he often volunteers to do illustrations for the publications of the Complex and to create designs for various souvenirs. He likes to serve the community through his art capacity. At the same time, he actively participates different types of painting events……
Ah-kai’s favorite themes on painting are people and landscapes around him. He excels in painting portraits in watercolor. He also practises other art media, such as acrylic, collage, pasters and sketching, to fully develop his art creations. He has spent a period of time to develop his ink painting techniques. For his good sense of coloring, his creations have a flavor of contemporary sense, being more in detail as conveyed by both east and west elements.
Wai-kai suffers from muscular dystrophy and the functional ability of his hands is degenerating in recent years. He continues his creation with computer to make illustrations.
Art Experience
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2020 |
"Drawns of 36 Deities", Sun Museum, Hong Kong |
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2018 |
"Persistence" Joint Exhibition, Hong Kong |
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2017 |
“CLAY New Day” ceramics group exhibition from Free Dimension, i-dArt Space, Hong Kong Asian Contemporary Art Show 2017, Hong Kong Hotel Conrad, Hong Kong i-dArt-in-Residence cum Exhibition, Lanson Place Hotel, Hong Kong |
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2016 |
"Practising Calligraphy from a Combo of Phrases", i-dArt Space, Hong Kong Artwork selected in Big-i Art Project 2016 |
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2015 |
Artwork selected in SPARK Festival Asia Contemporary Art Show 2015 |
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2014 |
Trans Pacific Ties Bridging Hong Kong and Los Angeles Through Art, Chinese American Museum, Los Angeles |
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2012 |
Beijing Art Tour “I think, therefore I paint” solo watercolor painting exhibition, Lingnan University, Hong Kong |
KEUNG Wai-kai's Artwork










