An international group exhibition exploring art and technology will open in Sheung Wan this month.
“Symbiosis 3.0: Artificial Flavor” will run from March 20 to 30 at 101080 HHH on Hollywood Road, with free admission. An opening reception will be held on March 19 from 7pm to 9pm.
The exhibition focuses on the interaction between humans and artificial systems, including algorithms, synthetic materials, and urban designs. It highlights the merging of natural and artificial elements, producing hybrid forms that blur traditional boundaries. Featured artists include Debbie Ding from Singapore, Tsang Ka Wai Eason and Liao Jiaming from Hong Kong, as well as participants from Saudi Arabia and the Czech Republic.
The exhibition is curated by Richard Bakes and Shan Wong of Flyingpig, and organized by the Consulate General of Czechia in Hong Kong, with support from Berlinskej Model Gallery and Studio TIO.
During Basel week, organizers co-hosted the exhibition with panel talks to reinforce its core theme of human-artificial interaction.
The show forms part of ongoing efforts to foster cross-cultural dialogue in Hong Kong’s contemporary art scene, particularly in new media and experimental practices.
During Basel week, organizers co-hosted the exhibition with a series of panel talks, reinforcing its core theme of human-artificial interaction.
March 24 (Tue)
5–6pm: Spoiled Systems Slow Sabotage – an international female artist collaboration and the Saloon Network — Jing Chin-yin Chong (TW/HK), Elisa Duca (DE)
6–7pm: Ritual Playgrounds in Ceremonial Creation — Benoit Palop (FR/JP), Brandon Tay (SG); moderated by Angela Liu (HK)
March 28 (Sat)
3–4pm: Hyperreal Bites: Artificial Materiality — Tsang Ka Wai Eason (HK), Liao Jiaming (HK); moderated by Richard Bakeš (CZ)
4–4:30pm: Post ecosystem: anthropogenic interference — Ryuta Aoki (JP), Lo Lai Lai Natalie (HK)
4:30–5:30pm: Flavoring Knowledge in Emergent Realities — Shan Wong / Flyingpig (HK), Jenn Leung (HK); moderated by Ashley Wong (HK)
