Start from zero - 'Brick The Wall' exhibition

Do you pay attention to the paintings, graffiti or arts on the street? Here and there, when i hang out, i would occasionally see the words and paintings of 'Start From Zero'. I have always wondered what it is and what they are. Not long ago, i happened to know that SFZ was having a solo exhibition! You know what happened next!

What is 'Start From Zero'?
"Start From Zero" was founded by a Hong Kong local street artist - Dom. START stands for STreet ART, STencil ART and STicker ART. The are two meanings of “Start From Zero”:

1. He started performing street art from nothing, i.e. “zero; I hope that when someone see my stickers, they will be like me, start doing street art from “zero”.
2. It can be a slogan for encouraging people when they are unhappy, down or miserable. He also wants people to remind their friends of this slogan when the same things happen.

About the solo exhibition:

"Brick the Wall” exhibition will feature more than a dozen pieces relate to stickers, stencil, poster collage, mixed with wood discarded on the street.

These whiskey containers are specially made for this exhibition!

A look from inside looking out, simple but energetic!

'Freedom in the Maze'

This is my favorite piece! Very local, very symbolic!

852 represent! 100% support local culture!

'We Play Endlessly' Solo Exhibition

Last Friday (26/3), The Captain and a few friends of his attended a painting exhibition by Kenneth Tsang, little brother of a friend of his.

The Captain not only went there for inspirations but also wanted to show some support and broaden his horizon. He observed the paintings with care and thought, 'Damn, some of them are so detailed!'

Anyway, below are some photos taken by Kevin who came along that night and for more information, go to Mobart Gallery through this link: www.mobartgallery.com
Paintings by Kenneth Tsang. Big props!
The most important element of Kenneth's paintings is that all his works are themed!
This photo is wonderfully taken. It looks like they are facing each other but they are actually hung on the walls where they are actually quite far apart.
Don't look at the men, focus on the paintings behind them. They are sensational!

Props to Kevin for sharing his photos! Thanks Kev!