Gaming is perhaps one of the few ways that allows us to access to space and freedom to play out our fantasies. Artists are perhaps the chosen few who insist to create play worlds of hopes, desires, and wishes, like children. By taking images, ideas and concepts from inside their own minds and re-organizing, sorting, and re-connecting in new ways, artists creates what makes their internal world more alive: external stimuli or internal boredom. No matter what it is, solitude for sure facilitates one’s own creative play.

Jamsen Law, born and grew up in Hong Kong, Jamsen Law’s independent video works have been exhibited in festivals in Europe, Asia, North and South America, such as Videobrasil International Electronic Art Festival, Transmediale Berlin and Ogaki Biennale. He also had his solo screenings in Toronto, Tokyo, Busan and Hong Kong. Jamsen’s works explore the meaning of process and existence, consciousness, interiority, desire and fear through multiple artforms.

After his research on media aesthetics in Institute of Advanced Media Art and Science in Japan, he started to curate media arts-related artist-in-residence and collaborative projects. He now teaches visual arts in Hong Kong Design Institute.