The work is named after the building of the artist’s studio, Kingswin. In the form of a video daily, he disclosed his art, life, and thoughts when he was working here. The video is based on 3D scanning of the artist himself and the studio space, which is intermittent and incomplete, and combines various fragmentary images about his life. It reflects the difficulties, struggles and hopes of young artists when they treat their art as a career.

作品以藝術家的工作室 「Kingswin」 大廈為名，以日記式錄像，描寫他在此處的創作、生 活和心理。錄像以 3D 掃描的藝術家本人和工作室空間為主，斷續而不完整，交匯著各種細 碎創作圖像，反映出年輕藝術家將創作置於事業時的困難、掙扎和寄望。

Wong Pak Hang, Samson (b. 1995, Hong Kong), is an artist working across mixed media and digital media, including photography, video, painting, and installation. He graduated with a fine art degree from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2018 and is currently pursuing a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Media degree at the City University of Hong Kong. His recent works explore everyday experiences in both real and virtual realms, reflecting on civilisation and human nature through a humanistic lens.

Wong received sponsorship from WMA, Hong Kong, to attend FotoFest in Houston (2022) and was awarded the “2046 Fermentation + Fellowship” by Para Site, Hong Kong (2022). His first solo exhibition, Screensalver, was supported by the “New Light Exhibition Scheme” from Lumenvisum, Hong Kong (2020). His work was also shortlisted in the Media Arts category for the 24th ifva Awards (2019).