Tsang Kin-Wah's solo exhibition "T REE O GO D EVIL" at gdm Hong Kong is featured in the South China Morning Post, reviewed by Cheung Hok-hang.
gdm is delighted to share Tsang Kin-Wah's recent feature in the South China Morning Post. "T REE O GO D EVIL", is conceived as a total installation – an immersive visual and auditory environment that blends the artist’s characteristic use of textual quotations with edited video excerpts, including films or online clips depicting scenes of violence.
“T REE O GO D EVIL,” invokes the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. The central column in the gallery space, as well as the ceiling, is fully covered in text—a thematic adaptation of the story of Adam and Eve, the root of sin, a pivotal moment of moral awakening. Echoing Schopenhauer’s philosophy of will and desire—the will fills human with an infinite striving and an endless desiring, to which there is no end.
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