From July 2, 2026, to September 8, 2026, think of “Contemporary Chinese Style” as an urban flavor refresh: you’ll move between small metal crafts, ceramics, mineral pigments, and fiber art—like wandering through a market, searching for your next bite of inspiration.Phase 4 isn’t the kind of exhibition you just “see and leave.” It’s more like a menu to be savored—each piece tells a story through materials: Can cold, hard metal also be gentle? Could mineral pigments have more depth than you imagined? And how does fiber art turn softness into presence?The overall vibe is refined without being pretentious. Young artists, each at their own pace, place Hong Kong’s diversity and the core of Chinese culture on the same table—the more you look, the more you get hooked.If you’re the type to save “beautiful and substantial” exhibitions on social media, this one’s for you. Five artists move forward with clear technique and personal vision: each work offers not only finely crafted details but also an emotional density that sparks associations. You’ll realize that “heritage” here isn’t about replication—it’s about remixing. It translates Professor Jao Tsung-i’s philosophical sensibility into the expression of today’s youth.To end on something sincere and city-minded: you’ll want to mark this exhibition as a place to return to—to revisit, and digest all over again.

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