黃詩慧,1990年生於香港,現工作及居於香港。2020年畢業於香港中文大學藝術系藝術碩士。2013年畢業於香港中文大學藝術系文學士。

黃詩慧的作品主要探討記憶與想像之間的關係。作品參照古代的羊皮紙重寫本,以塗寫與塗抹的方式表現記憶的喪失及回憶的過程。作品的繪畫手法最初受到了敦煌莫高窟的古代中國壁畫和東歐中世紀時期壁畫所啟發。後來,這種手法漸漸成為記憶及歷史被書寫和塗抹的示現:一方面,作品使用大量泥土、木炭筆、粉狀顏料和中國水墨等不穩定的媒材,使畫的表面容易脫落;另一方面,藉由多層的繪畫及沖洗過程,營造出一種深遠的視覺效果,以表現時間流逝的痕跡。至於題材的選用,廢墟無庸置疑地吸引了她。廢墟隱喻著喪失和隱藏的記憶,也被視為記憶和歷史文明的載體,因為它承載著人類活動的痕跡和時代的變遷。然而,我們從廢墟裏閱讀到的,並不一定是回憶,而是藉由閱讀來想像回憶。

Wong Sze Wai is born and based in Hong Kong. She received her Bachelor and Master of Fine Arts in 2013 and 2020 respectively, from The Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2013.

Wong Sze Wai’s artworks focus on the relationship between memory and imagination. They highlight the loss of memories and represent the process of recollection in a way of inscription and erasure, which is also known as palimpsest. The way She paint was first inspired by the ancient Chinese murals in Dunhuang Cave and the murals from the Medieval time in Eastern Europe before developing into a representation of how memory and history being written and erased. Apart from exploring
ancient paintings, techniques like multi-layering and repeated wash out have grown to become her own painting method since they create a sense of depth and show traces of time passing. As for the subject matter, she is fascinated by ruin for its metaphorical representation of lost and concealed memories. In her recent works, ruin has been regarded as a body of memory and history as traces of human activities and changing times fill such abandoned places. From her experience of visiting ruins, wondering about ruins is much alike recalling memories because people imagine the history of ruins, just like we imagine our own memories.

日常

– 郊遊
– 探廢
– 寫生
– 工作
– 休息
– 撚貓
– 看無聊劇集s
– 看書
– 開始創作
– 循環以上動作

曾經有一段時間，看新聞看直播看到不能自拔，嚴重影響自己的心情及思考，打亂了日常的生活，難以創作。

Daily Routine

– Outings
– Exploring ruins
– Sketching in the nature
– Work
– Rest
– Playing with cat
– Watching dumb TV dramas
– Reading
– Start making art
– Repeat the above

There was once a period of time when I couldn’t stop watching the live news broadcast, which seriously affected my mood and thinking, disrupting my daily life and making it difficult to make art.