Japanese Artist ob's Solo Exhibition in Hong Kong

The solo exhibition, titled “Water Lines,” by Japanese artist ob, has officially opened at Perrotin (Hong Kong). It will run […]

The solo exhibition, titled “Water Lines,” by Japanese artist ob, has officially opened at Perrotin (Hong Kong). It will run until November 9th. The artistic world created by ob is one that can bring tranquility to the entire person.

The soft colors, hazy scenes, and the image of girls with wide eyes but without speech can make people relax and shed layers of armor. The blue mist, outlined by the oil paint brush with softened edges, accumulates the energy of moisture. This allows various emotions to accumulate and ferment within the human body, then flow.

Everything in the picture seems to change slowly. Sometimes it disappears without a trace, and at other times, it becomes as clear as a scene reappearing. It is like a nightmare, yet it possesses tangible material objects. This allows people to wander between reality and dreams.

The exhibition’s opening hours are from September 14th to November 9th, with specific business status subject to the daily opening conditions.