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CRASH founded on September 2024, is an artist-run alternative art space, aims to promote studio-based practice through organising artist-in-residence program, and providing accessible art space for artists and art practitioners.
The venue is supported by Marble Print Clay.
CRASH CONTACT
crashandran@gmail.com
@crash.a.space
CRASH ADDRESS
L3-03 JCCAC HONG KONG
Pui Yan Fong
@fongpuiyann
AiR Period: 16 DEC 2025 - 24 JAN 2026
OPEN STUDIO - Pui Yan Fong
Dates: 23-24 JAN 2026
Time: 1400-1900
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About Pui Yan Fong
Pui Yan Fong (b. 1999, MO/DE) is an artist based in Hamburg, Germany. She is a long-term resident at Vorwerk-Stift Künstler*innenhaus (Hamburg), a member of Galerie 21’s curatorial team, and part of the performance collective Kollektiv TBA. Fong holds an MA in Cultural Studies from Leuphana University Lüneburg.
Fong’s practice constructs immersive sites that negotiate worship, birth, sacredness, and sacrilege. Drawing from sanitary infrastructures—bathtubs, urinals, soap, potty trainers—alongside ceramic guardian figures and ritual objects, her installations function as contemporary altars. Increasingly, her work expands into the audiovisual realm, layering language and sound to create heightened, enveloping atmospheres.
During her residency at CRASH, Fong is developing 𝑩𝒖𝒕𝒄𝒉𝒆𝒓’𝒔 𝑻𝒂𝒃𝒍𝒆, an audiovisual installation that reimagines a wet-market meat/fish stall as a metaphor for emotional vulnerability. Inspired by the notion of 攤牌 (tan pai)—to lay one’s cards on the table—the work frames honesty as dissection: exposing inner worlds like butchered parts laid bare for examination.
Sculptural elements made from clay, wax, and silicone reinterpret meat and fish forms, while references to metal hooks, red lamps, and scarred cutting surfaces evoke the visual language of wet markets. Following an initial sound development phase at Guai Experimental Fest 2026 in Macau, Fong’s focus at CRASH centers on mould-making and sculptural replication.
Photos courtesy of artist and Karie Tsui.