For What It’s Worth: Ceramic Experimentations by Julie & Jesse
Solo exhibition at Novalis Art Design
Photo courtesy of Novalis Art Design
We are delighted to share the photos of For What It’s Worth: Ceramic Experimentations by Julie & Jesse a solo exhibition at Novalis Art Design, Hong Kong that opened on December 1st, 2023 and closed on January 20th, 2024.
Exhibiting at Soho House for the Re-shape exhibition
We are delighted to share the photos of Erosion | Library of 10, 01 and 02 that exhibited at the Re-shape exhibition at Soho House April through May 2023.
The exhibition was part of The French May 2023, and curated by Delphine Canard-Moreau and Claire Roche with all proceeds going to support Children of the Mekong.
Exhibiting at K11 Musea for the 2022 edition of the Art Karnival
Photo courtesy of K11 MUSEA
We are delighted to share the photos of A pair of Terra Mobile currently exhibiting on the 5th floor of K11 MUSEA for the 2022 edition of the K11 Art Karnival. The Karnival showcases over 20 works from some of the biggest names in both local and global art and design scene. Works include Alexvi: Three Distances – the debut exhibition of Beijing fashion photographer Alexvi in Hong Kong, Cake Illusions – Hong Kong’s first-ever illusion cake showcase presented by Alison Chan, Cake Artist and Founder of Dear Harley Bakery, I hope… – a grand, 12-metre-long marquee installation suspended in mid-air, created by Osaka-born artist Chiharu Shiota, Beethoven’s Trumpet (With Ear), Opus 127 created by late American conceptual artist John Baldessari, and more.
Art Central Hong Kong, the 2022 edition, took place at the Hong Kong Convention Centre this May.
We are very proud to have shown Fragment(s) | Series 02 | Vase A | 03 as well as Without leaving your room | Pair 04 at the Made in Hong Kongexhibit. Here are a few images of the exhibition.
We are extremely happy that our Fragment(s) | The bottle edition | Series 11/02is now part of the collection of the Pieterse family and found a new home on their walls.
Truly thankful to be a part of this wonderful collection that includes work by Marc Standing, Tony Ng, John Walker, George Tjampu Thapaltjarri and more.
In many of the world’s finest homes, a space known as The Great Room forms the heart of the property. It’s an area that lends itself to quiet discussion, moments of thought and study but also serves spectacularly for meeting, socialising and entertaining. It’s a superb spot for a think or a drink, for business or for pleasure. The Great Room was born to change the way people work, meet and socialise.
We are extremely happy that our Fragment(s) | The bottle edition | Series 11/01 is now part of The Great Room’s art collection and on display in the library of their new space in Singapore at 63 Robinson Road, Level 8.
