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EMOTION DICTIONARY
Conceived by Elva Lai 賴明珠 EDITORIAL ASSISTANT Jenny Lai PROOFREADING Vincent Feng Jenny Lai GRAPHIC DESIGN Elva Lai PRINT RUN 100 4/4 colour 100 pages PRINTED IN HONG KONG HK$200 FOR MORE www.thisiselva.com |
Artist Book: EMOTION DICTIONARY
May this book synchronize with your journey in a foreign land. EMOTION DICTIONARY is self-published simultaneously with the exhibition of the same name. The EMOTION DICTIONARY is an English-Chinese dictionary that collects and documents English words that describe human emotions. These words are added as illustrations in tangent with the daily photos taken of travellers. With each photo is an added example sentences that hide the traveller's own words found in dialogues between refugees and the travellers, and diary entries of the traveller. Emotion Dictionary is available for sale at：
art and culture outreach 14/F, Foo Tak Building,365-367 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai Book B Shop 111, The Mills, 45 Pak Tin Par Street, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong |
EMOTION DICTIONARY, a solo show by Elva Lai Date:31/ 10 - 23 / 11 / 2019
Time:10:00 - 22:00
Opening & Artist Book Release:31/ 10 / 2019 19:00 - 20:30
Venue:L0 Gallery, Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre, JCCAC, Pak Tin St 30, Shek Kip Mei
Art Exhibition: EMOTION DICTIONARY
The exhibition focuses on the mentality of people who travel long distances and helps us have a deeper understanding of how this phenomenon affects our daily life activities such as dining, waiting, and sleeping. The importance of generating ideas inspired by daily life in a foreign land, and transforming them into actual artworks is to open up a discussion regarding the mentality of migrants that may be overlooked and to bring the idea of migrants or displaced people close to our own daily lives.
Time:10:00 - 22:00
Opening & Artist Book Release:31/ 10 / 2019 19:00 - 20:30
Venue:L0 Gallery, Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre, JCCAC, Pak Tin St 30, Shek Kip Mei
Art Exhibition: EMOTION DICTIONARY
The exhibition focuses on the mentality of people who travel long distances and helps us have a deeper understanding of how this phenomenon affects our daily life activities such as dining, waiting, and sleeping. The importance of generating ideas inspired by daily life in a foreign land, and transforming them into actual artworks is to open up a discussion regarding the mentality of migrants that may be overlooked and to bring the idea of migrants or displaced people close to our own daily lives.
Supported by:
Hong Kong Arts Development Council fully supports freedom of artistic expression. The views and opinions expressed in this project do not represent the stand of the Council.