Our Artists
MAK Wai-hung
Artist Mak Wai-hung wears thick glasses, but he is good at observing. He is also conversant with painting certain things. Being very short-sighted, he watches first, then paints, and finally finishes his works step by step.
Mak Gor's paintings can be classified into two categories: one is geometric lines drawing and the other is figurative painting. Works on geometric lines contain no image of objects, but he is able to make use of simple colors and lines to create a relaxed and lively atmosphere. As a matter of fact, he enjoys very much when he is doing his creation. As for figurative painting, it is much more interesting. Mak Gor paints the facial features in a similar style and so there are small changes in their expressions. But when you look at these figures closely, they have their own personalities. From the very unique style of the figures, there is an indescribable sense of humor. This reveals his unique quality.
Art Experience
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2025 |
"Very Vary - i-dArt Creative Art Room Exhibition", JCCAC L0 Gallery, Hong Kong Emerging Land:Inclusive and Coexistence Art Festival, TWGHs E-Co Village Shortlisted in "Echoic Bridgeway: Inclusive Exhibition"co-organized by the Labour and Welfare Bureau and Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong, atrium A of the Xiqu Centre, Hong Kong |
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2024 |
"Finding Our Story Through Art", i-dArt - Kitty WOO Gallery, Hong Kong |
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2023 |
"Long Time No See - HK . JP Art Collaboration Exhibition", Gallery gufguf, Japan "Long Time No See - HK . JP Art Collaboration Exhibition", i-dArt - Kitty WOO Gallery, Hong Kong "Long Time No See - HK . JP Art Collaboration Exhibition", H6 CONET, Hong Kong Japan Art Tour |
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2020 |
Large scale artwork commissioned and collected by Goldman Sachs Limited Artwork selected for the design of picture book "2020 PARAART TOKYO International Exchange Exhibition", Tokyo Metropolitan Theater, Japan "Daisy Fairy and the Bear: From the Beach to Wondeer Exhibition"Experimental Gallery, Hong Kong Arts Centre, Hong Kong Artwork selected for TWGHs 150th Anniversary: Skateboard Deck Art Exhibition cum Online Charity Auction |
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2019 |
Artwork selected for the design of postcard by Hotel 181 Participate in inclusive weaving installation workshop with China Holiness College "VERY DELICIOUS TAINAN", iBakery Gallery Cafe, Hong Kong “TWO SLICES OF LIFE” Joint Art Exhibition Japan x Hong Kong, i-dArt Space, Hong Kong “Three slices of Life – Joint Art Exhibition: Japan, Macao & Hong Kong”, Tap Seac Gallery, Macau Artwork selected in The Nippon Foundation DIVERSITY IN THE ARTS The 2nd Open-call Exhibition – Honorable Mentions |
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2018 |
Cross All Borders: Hong Kong Festival Showcasing New Visual Artists with Disabilities 2018—Open Division Merit Prize Kyushu Art Tour Artwork selected in The Nippon Foundation DIVERSITY IN THE ARTS International Art Competition 2018—Open Division |
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2017 |
“CLAY New Day” ceramics group exhibition from Free Dimension, i-dArt Space, Hong Kong Invited to take part in "Mak Gor Cheers You Up” of "Shell Hong Kong X i-dArt - Let’s Make the Future" campaign, and created a mural at the convenience store of Shatin Heights Shell Station. Was the Saori weaver of an Innovative Bereavement Care Approach – “Reweaving Grief” Asian Contemporary Art Show 2017, Hong Kong Hotel Conrad, Hong Kong Artwork selected in Big-I Art Project 2017 “Da Xi Di art exhibition”, Yong’an Arts Center, Taipei |
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2016 |
Art Exchange Tour in Japan i-dArt, Art Course (3-Year) 1st Graduation Show, HKICC Lee Shau Kee School of Creativity Gallery Graduated at i-dArt Art Course (3-Year) Artwork selected for the design of picture book “Portrait In a Mirror” , The Alchemist Café (Hong Kong Heritage Museum), Hong Kong |
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2015 |
i-dArt Art Course (3 Year), JCCAC L0 Gallery, Hong Kong Asia Contemporary Art Show 2015, Conrad Hotel, Hong Kong MAK Wai-hung solo painting exhibition tour, i-dArt Space, Hong Kong |
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2014 |
Art Course (3-Year) Annual Showcase, Jao Tsung-I Academy, Hong Kong Trans Pacific Ties Bridging Hong Kong and Los Angeles Through Art, Chinese American Museum, Los Angeles Asia Contemporary Art Show 2014, Conrad Hotel, Hong Kong |
MAK Wai-hung's Artwork
