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Artist / Mok Hoi Ching, Silvester

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Silvester Mok is a Hong Kong ceramics artist who mainly works with 3D printed ceramics. After graduating from RMIT University in 2021, Mok has participated in HKAS/RMIT Graduates Exhibition and 17th Fresh Trend Art Graduates Joint Exhibition, and was awarded the Fresh Trend Art Award. Later that year, Mok had his first two solo exhibitions “Moiré” and “Coherence” that marked the start of his art career.

To Silvester, compared to pot pinching, machines have dominated the ceramics forming process in 3D printing. Clay was forced to squeeze out from the nozzle at precise coordinates, creating clay objects in a digital way. The precision and accuracy of the machine make a huge contrast with clay, a material that easily deforms under unbalanced weight and water content.

 

To explore the possibilities of digital ceramics, Mok engages and reconstructs visuals that he sees, with geometric forms that resemble the essences of those images. Visuals are reduced to simpler forms and colours, and the state gets captured permanently by fire. Each creature consists of individual parts that serve unique functions, in the composition of a harmonic arrangement, while being able to maintain their singularity and diverge through their contrasting characteristics. Each of his creations consists of individual parts that serve unique functions, in the composition of a harmonic arrangement, while being able to maintain their singularity and diverge through their contrasting characteristics.

EDUCATION

2020     RMIT University, Melbourne BA Fine Art

2016       City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong , Asc in Creative and Interactive                    Media Production

 

AWARD

2021      Fresh Trend Art Award, 17th Fresh Trend Art Graduate Joint  Exhibitions         

                Mudheytong Award, HKAS Graduate Exhibition            

                Hearty Ceramics Award, HKAS Graduate Exhibition

EXHIBITION

2024    Fancied II, Touch Ceramics, Hong Kong

               Hardworking Aesthetics, Art Central, Hong Kong 

               The Digital Shape of Ceramics, Hong Kong Art Centre 
2023     Aged Terroirs, CCSHK 30th anniversary group exhibition, JCCAC Gallery,                    Hong Kong

                The Mimicry of Ceramics, Chinchin Pottery, Tainan

                Collectible Art Fair, Hong Kong Art Centre, Hong Kong 

                Affordable  Art Fair 2023, Hong Kong 

                DeNormalled, WURE AREA, Hong Kong 

                New Page Group Exhibition, Touch Gallery, Hong Kong

2022      New Sensations, Fine Art Asia 2022, Hong Kong 

                Vin de Hakka, PMQ Taste Library, Hong Kong

                'Pieces of Pieces' by Cheng Halley, Touch Gallery, Hong Kong 

                Vin de Hakka, Contemporary Crafts Centre, Hong Kong 

                Art >< Creativity: Hakkanese Contemporary, Hong Kong Leisure and

                Cultural Services Department, Huizhou, China

                ARTique: Fine Art Asia Pavilion, Art Basel Hong Kong 2022,  Hong Kong

2021       Coherence : Silvester Mok Solo exhibition, PMQ, Hong Kong            

                Moiré : Silvester Mok Solo Exhibition, Yrellag Gallery, Hong Kong            

                17th Fresh Trend Art Graduate Joint Exhibition, Hong Kong Town  Hall          

                Hong Kong Arts School/RMIT – BA(Fine Art) Graduate Exhibition, Hong                      Kong Art Centre

2020     Seal Tight, HKAS BAFA Year 3 Students Joint Exhibition,  Mudheytong,                        Hong Kong

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