Oil painting screen collaboration with Hong Kong artists

breathe artexhibition 🖼🎨🖥 Simple art: buy art and a beautiful screen at the same price🖥Super bargain🎉🎉🎉 Samsung X SHOUT Gallery jointly promotes the development of technology art and curates The Frame Digital Art Gala to support local artists🎉🎉🎉 Samsung X SHOUT Gallery jointly promotes the development of technology art and curates The Frame Digital Art Gala, which kicked off at Hysan Place in Causeway Bay today, and collaborated with four popular local artists Eric Chow, LeonLollipop Leon Lai, Vivian Ho and Offgod Andrew Mok to showcase the creative power of integrating pop culture elements into art. All works are exhibited on Samsung The Frame 2022 with new matte screen technology, allowing artistic details to be presented more realistically. Each piece is accompanied by The Frame for art lovers to collect, making art closer to the general public. 🖼🥳Eric Chow is a local illustrator who graduated from the London College of Communication at the University of the Arts London. He has been creating meaningful illustrations for magazines and books in Hong Kong and around the world, including the Financial Times Weekend and Monocle. I met him in 2017 and have a cooperative relationship with him. Eric has also created countless illustrations and T-shirt drawings for my online radio programs! The Fattie series, which he started creating characters for at the end of 2017, is his first foray into toy design. The most special character is Jeff, a chubby hamburger-like character who loves sports but loves hamburgers even more, highlighting the long-standing contradiction between human obsession with food and aesthetic standards. This time Eric brought a new GIF work called "The Fattie", which is also an attempt at NFT. Many copies of the work were sold during the first two days of the exhibition, proving that this plan to sell Samsung The Frame's portrait screen in conjunction with artworks is very successful! The price starts from 10,000, and a single mon is more than this price, so it is very worth buying 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻Each recent product includes a physical fluorescent figure! 🥳I also know another painter, LeonLollipop (Leon Lai), who is a master of animal portraits. He is famous for his mural "Gloomie the cat with cheeks" at the stain+ coffee shop on Tai Ping Shan Street in Sheung Wan from 2020 to 2021, and for attracting many art exhibitions including Art Basel HK and Affordable Art Fair. He graduated from Central Saint Martins School of Art in London and his work has been exhibited internationally and won numerous awards. He constantly injects different elements and features into his artworks. He has painted murals on the exterior wall of a coffee shop in Hong Kong and created three-dimensional vinyl sculptures. For this exhibition, he brought a series of fun digital cat works. The lively expressions and cute outfits make people smile when they see them. 🥳Andrew Mok, a.k.a. Offgod, a Hong Kong artist and fashion designer who is only in his teens (looks like 17) and still studying, has 210,000 followers on Instagram. Born in Generation Z, he has been exposed to the Internet and digital technology since childhood, and is deeply influenced by music and Western fashion culture. His series of digital works record his daily life in an avant-garde style, including his love of American and Japanese anime and Pop Culture elements. Let's see how many familiar characters you can find in his paintings. He has collaborated with many internationally renowned music creators and artists, including Justin Beiber, Trippie Redd, Miley Cyrus, etc. His digital works have already made their mark on the world stage, and even Takashi Murakami admires his work very much. This time he brought a series of new digital works to the exhibition, and pieced together 16 works into a stunning mural "Samsung The Frame Wall", which perfectly presents his personal artistic style. The innovative TV combines artistic elements to transform into an art gallery, perfectly matching Offgod’s motto – “Simplify life, simplify art”. 🥳Hong Kong artist and illustrator Vivian Ho - Proficient in digital illustration, she loves to use old Hong Kong as the subject of her creations. She has held solo and group exhibitions in the United States, Italy, Shanghai, Beijing and Hong Kong, promoting Hong Kong culture to the world through art. The digital works exhibited by Ho Boxin this time reproduce the traditional style of Hong Kong. The colorful illustration style tells the stories of each bustling street and memories of old objects, piecing together another "Samsung The Frame Wall" full of "Hong Kong flavor", allowing everyone to immerse themselves in the painting to understand the different styles of this city and show the unique charm of the fusion of new and old. 🖥🖼Samsung x Hysan Place Shout Gallery Exclusive Art Collection All digital works in the exhibition are displayed using Samsung The Frame. Each digital work is sold exclusively by Shout Gallery and comes with an art display screen, Samsung The Frame, for art lovers to collect. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :