ERIC HO KAY-NAM (HE JILAN, B. 1974)
ERIC HO KAY-NAM (HE JILAN, B. 1974)

Urban Convergence

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ERIC HO KAY-NAM (HE JILAN, B. 1974)
Urban Convergence
Scroll, mounted and framed, ink and colour on paper
89 x 89 cm. (35 x 35 in.)
Signed, with two seals of the artist

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Lot Essay

The paintings of Eric Ho are often about Hong Kong, his home city. In the past, he has rendered semi-abstract depictions of Victoria Harbour and the architectural perception of Kowloon. Urban Convergence is the artist’s expression of a newfound and deeper understanding of the city. Using a square composition, Ho invites viewers to experience the crisscrossing perspectives and depths where they wonder whether specific structures are residential buildings, street scenes, or shopping malls. In the ever-changing Hong Kong cityscape, Eric Ho’s painting goes back and forth in temporality and is his ode to his life in Hong Kong.

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