Day01.Gallery brings together new work by Marisa Purcell, Vita Cochran and Szelit Cheung.

On the forthcoming edition of Artissima 2025 opening on 31 October to 2 November, Rossi & Rossi is pleased to present works by Szelit Cheung (b. 1988, Huidong) and Mit Jai Inn (b. 1960, Thailand), two artists recently selected for the 11th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT) in Brisbane. Alongside Cheung and Mit, works of the Turin-based Elisa Sighicelli are also on view.

Meditating on the realms of light and space, their mediums range from painting, pressed pigments and photography.

For the 2025 edition of Art Basel Hong Kong, Rossi & Rossi is pleased to present a solo booth dedicated to the visionary Iranian American artist Siah Armajani (1939–2020), with a Kabinett featuring a new series of paintings by Szelit Cheung (b. 1988).

Rossi & Rossi is excited to return to this edition of Abu Dhabi Art featuring works by Janine Antoni, Bertozzi & Casoni, Matthew Brandt, Faiza Butt, Szelit Cheung, Erbossyn Meldibekov & Shubigi Rao.

From 1–3 November, Rossi & Rossi will be presenting Maurizio Vetrugno and Szelit Cheung at Artissima. Red Hall Booth 7 is a mini survey of Italian artist Vetrugno’s career, with works spanning from 1987 to 2023. Alongside his embroidery, paintings and sculptures, a selection of works on canvas by Cheung will also be showcased. Ethereal and contemplative, Cheung’s paintings engage with architectural compositions and their interaction with light and shadow.

[Abu Dhabi Art 2023] [Hong Kong Focus]

Abu Dhabi Art opens on 22 November. Besides Rossi & Rossi’s presentation at Booth G11, visit Hong Kong Focus section at G5 to see works by Szelit Cheung, Mark Chung and Nicole Wong.

Art Collaboration Kyoto

Touch Gallery is pleased to announce our participation at Art Central 2022, featuring five artists from Hong Kong and Japan: Kamio Ogata, Satoshi Kino, Sara Tse, Cheung Sze Lit and William Lim. Through exhibiting a mixture of ceramics and paintings, it shows how each artist’s creative background affects and changes the visual presentation to the work. Also, it constructs a close relationship between the artist and the work, creates a dialogue between each of us, bringing a new visual experience to the audience.

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Featured alumni of Hong Kong Art School at Fine Art Asia in 2017