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The Stroll Gallery Presents Between Black and White
Poster credit: The Stroll gallery The Stroll Gallery by Stella A&C (hereinafter called The Stroll gallery), a Hong Kong-based venue that has been introducing the works of Korean artists, will host an exhibition <Between Black & White> from November 7 to November 22. Featuring ceramics, glassware, crafted objects and artist Sangsun Bae’s artwork, The Stroll gallery invites you to engage in a journey with your inner self through black and white.
The exhibition will feature a collection of tableware, ceramics Moon jars and tea sets. With each piece crafted with intricate details, combining minimalist design and integrating with daily life, the crafted objects create a beautiful balance of form and function, blurring the lines between craft, art and design. From Moon Jars to various tableware, each piece tells a story and reflects the beauty found in everyday life, blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics. These everyday objects also provide moments of peace in our fast-paced world.
Sangsun Bae, Morphing Void I, 2024, Gesso on velvet, 162 x 112 cm, © Sangsun Bae On the other hand, artist Sangsun Bae’s artwork explores the complex relationship between humans and the meaning of life, encouraging viewers to find their peace within chaos. One of the series of featured artwork, Morphing Void, the spreading paint embodies the unstoppable energy of life. The black velvet serves as metaphorical void or abyss, while the layered stains symbolize cycles of growth and infinite reproduction emerging from emptiness.
Each piece evolves through a process of layering paint on black velvet, allowing it to spread organically. The patterns are formed over multiple cycles of drying and reapplication, creating a sense of continuous transformation. This series explores the tension between chaos and creation, reflecting the dynamic, uncontrollable flow of thoughts, emotions, and existence itself. Viewers are invited to immerse themselves in these ever-evolving forms and uncover the latent possibilities arising from the void.
Sangsun Bae, Morphing Void VI, 2024, Gesso on velvet, 32 x 41 cm, © Sangsun Bae Together, these works reflect a deep connection to the rhythms of nature and invite viewers to contemplate the contrast between simplicity and complexity. The interplay of black and white serves not only as a visual theme but also as a metaphor for the dualities of life—light and shadow, chaos and calm, creation and destruction.
Sangsun Bae, Chaos Within (Scroll 1), 2024, Gesso on velvet, 92 x 182 cm, © Sangsun Bae Venue
The Stroll gallery, Unit 504, 5F, Vanta Industrial Centre, 21-23 Tai Lin Pai Road, Kwai ChungArtists
Sangsun BaeExhibition Dates
November 7 – 22, 2025Gallery Hours
Tuesday – Saturday | 11 AM – 7 PMWebsite
https://thestroll.galleryInstagram
https://www.instagram.com/thestroll_gallery/Contact
info@thestroll.gallery
Tel: +852 6366 0717About Artist
Artist portrait, © Sangsun Bae Sangsun Bae explores the complex relationship between humans and also the meaning of life. Through her paintings, she encourages the viewers to find their peace within chaos. The artist’s works have been featured in various exhibitions over the globe. She studied for her Doctoral Thesis at Kyoto city University of the Arts, during which time she won a scholarship in London at the Royal College of Art. In 2024, she was selected as a sculpture installation artist for Yi Tai at the Hong Kong Art Central and is currently expanding her artistic endeavors across Korea and Japan.
About Gallery
Stroll, an online platform that has been introducing the value and beauty of Korean crafts in Hong Kong, has transformed into The Stroll gallery in Kwai Chung in July 2022.In line with the Hong Kong government’s industrial area revitalization policy, The Stroll gallery creates and delivers new values and aesthetics by transforming an industrial place of history into a venue of art and culture by converging various fields of crafts, art, and technology. The Stroll gallery has been created as a new concept space that combines Korean art and culture through our high-quality art sense and design capability.
The Stroll gallery has introduced Korean crafts and artists to major art and cultural organizations in Hong Kong such as the Korean Cultural Center Hong Kong, M+ Museum, and IFC Mall, and will continue to bring more diverse Korean artists to Hong Kong and the world.
(Text and images courtesy of The Stroll gallery)
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The Stroll Gallery Presents White Stroll, a Group Exhibition by Three Artists
Poster credit: The Stroll gallery The Stroll Gallery by Stella A&C (hereinafter called The Stroll gallery), a Hong Kong-based venue that has been introducing the works of Korean artists, will host an exhibition <White Stroll | 하얀 산책자> from September 12 to November 22. This exhibition invites visitors to embrace the subtle beauty of everyday life through ceramics, glassware, and crafted objects.
Insig Kim, Moon Jar, Ceramics (matte), Diameter: 32 cm, © The Stroll gallery Moon jars, tableware and tea sets collection will be featured in the first month of the exhibition. With each piece crafted with intricate details, combining minimalist design, the crafted objects create a beautiful balance of form and function, blurring the lines between craft, art and design and creating functional pieces that can accompany you for a lifetime.
The second month explores Korea’s vibrant food and drinks culture, highlighting how ceramics enhance the dining experience. Discover tableware designed for Korean dishes and how they enrich the joy of sharing meals with loved ones.
Toki Nashiki, Vase, Stoneware, silver, 14 x 14 x 10 cm, © Toki Nashiki In the final month, we would be showcasing different artwork and crafted objects, exploring the flow of thought and the unstoppable energy of life. Artists’ and ceramists’ creations reflect a deep connection to the rhythms of nature and the human experience, inviting viewers to contemplate the dynamic interplay between stillness and movement.
From Moon Jars to various tableware, each piece tells a story and reflects the beauty found in everyday life, blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics. These everyday objects also provide moments of peace in our fast-paced world. The Stroll gallery eagerly anticipates sharing this cultural exploration with you over the coming months.
Songkuk Park, Paper Plate, Ceramics, Dimensions Variable, © Songkuk Park Venue
The Stroll gallery, Unit 504, 5F, Vanta Industrial Centre, 21-23 Tai Lin Pai Road, Kwai ChungArtists
Insig Kim, Songkuk Park, Toki NashikiExhibition Dates
September 12 – November 22, 2025Gallery Hours
Tuesday – Saturday | 11 AM – 7 PMWebsite
https://thestroll.galleryInstagram
https://www.instagram.com/thestroll_gallery/Contact
info@thestroll.gallery
Tel: +852 6366 0717About Gallery
Stroll, an online platform that has been introducing the value and beauty of Korean crafts in Hong Kong, has transformed into The Stroll gallery in Kwai Chung in July 2022.In line with the Hong Kong government’s industrial area revitalization policy, The Stroll gallery creates and delivers new values and aesthetics by transforming an industrial place of history into a venue of art and culture by converging various fields of crafts, art, and technology. The Stroll gallery has been created as a new concept space that combines Korean art and culture through our high-quality art sense and design capability.
The Stroll gallery has introduced Korean crafts and artists to major art and cultural organizations in Hong Kong such as the Korean Cultural Center Hong Kong, M+ Museum, and IFC Mall, and will continue to bring more diverse Korean artists to Hong Kong and the world.
(Text and images courtesy of The Stroll gallery)
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The Stroll gallery Presents Sound at First Touch, a Solo Exhibition by Suzy Kim
Poster Credit: The Stroll Gallery The Stroll Gallery by Stella A&C (hereinafter called The Stroll Gallery), a Hong Kong-based venue that has been introducing the works of Korean artists, will host Suzy Kim’s solo exhibition <인사 | Insa: 맞닿은 첫울림 (Sound at First Touch) > from May 9 to May 24. This exhibition explores the intersection of gesture, sound, and cultural memory, inviting visitors to reflect on stillness in the flow of time.
The artist’s creative process involves tracing the body’s form while bowing in the adhesive, layering paint and peeling away to reveal imprints. The resulting works are not merely paintings, they are preserved performances, with each layer documenting a moment in time and each stroke embodying a dialogue between discipline and spontaneity.
Insa 2, 2023, Acrylic and mixed media on canvas, 120 x 24 cm Marking her first solo exhibition, Kim deeply engages with her Korean identity and the influences of Korean artists who have come before her, especially Dansaekhwa (단색화) artists. In Korean, ‘인사’ means “to greet someone” with the gesture of bowing. This act captivated the artist due to the meaning and intention behind it, representing tradition, respect and ritual within her culture. By connecting with her Korean heritage and honoring those artists who paved the way, she discovers the dialogue between past and present, as well as the beat of her Korean identity.
With this exhibition, The Stroll gallery hopes to provide viewers with an opportunity to connect with the rhythm of their inner selves, going beyond mere visual appreciation.
The exhibition will run from May 9 to May 24 at The Stroll Gallery. For further information, please refer to the gallery’s official website and Instagram, or visit the gallery during the exhibition period.
Blue Piece, 2023, Acrylic and mixed media on canvas, 60 x 90 cm Venue
The Stroll gallery, Unit 504, 5F, Vanta Industrial Centre, 21-23 Tai Lin Pai Road, Kwai ChungArtist
Suzy KimExhibition Dates
May 9 – 24, 2025Gallery Hours
Tuesday – Saturday | 11 AM – 7 PMWebsite
www.thestroll.galleryInstagram
https://www.instagram.com/thestroll_gallery/Contact
info@thestroll.galleryAbout Artist
Suzy Kim (b.1998)
(IG Link: @suzykimstudios / Website: https://www.suzykimsooji.com/)
Suzy Kim is a Korean artist born in Seoul, currently based in Hong Kong. She explores the “journey of creation” that arises from repetitive actions. Her unique technique, which involves creating forms with adhesive and filling them with paint, is inspired by Korean sentiment and the philosophy of Dansaekhwa (단색화: Korean Monochrome Painting), visualizing the boundary where the artist’s inner world meets the external world. Having majored in Studio Art and English at Boston College, she gained recognition for her artistic merit by receiving the 2021 Allison R. McComber Junior Award. She continues to actively present her unique perspective through numerous group exhibition in the United States. Currently, she is expanding her identity as a Korean artist while establishing herself as a promising creator based in Hong Kong.
About The Stroll Gallery by Stella A&C
Stroll, an online platform that has been introducing the value and beauty of Korean crafts in Hong Kong, has transformed into The Stroll Gallery in Kwai Chung in July 2022.
In line with the Hong Kong government’s industrial area revitalization policy, The Stroll Gallery creates and delivers new values and aesthetics by transforming an industrial place of history into a venue of art and culture by converging various fields of crafts, art, and technology. The Stroll Gallery has been created as a new concept space that combines Korean art and culture through our high-quality art sense and design capability.
The Stroll Gallery has introduced Korean crafts and artists to major art and cultural organizations in Hong Kong such as the Korean Cultural Center Hong Kong, M+ Museum, and IFC Mall, and will continue to bring more diverse Korean artists to Hong Kong and the world.
(Text and images courtesy of The Stroll Gallery)
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The Stroll Gallery by Stella A&C Presents In the Name of Love! by Korean Artist ISoo Jeon
Poster Credit: The Stroll Gallery by Stella A&C The Stroll Gallery by Stella A&C (hereinafter called The Stroll Gallery), a Hong Kong-based venue that has been introducing the works of Korean artists, will host ISoo Jeon’s solo exhibition In the Name of Love! from March 22 to April 26. This exhibition will showcase Jeon’s unique perspective on the world around him, articulated through an array of captivating paintings that invite viewers into his artistic vision.
The artist often draws inspiration from personal experiences, as well as from universal themes that resonate with people from all walks of life. He believes that love is the deepest essence of our lives, possessing a powerful force that can uplift us even in the most challenging times. Jeon is also known for his distinctive sensibility and delicate touch, which shine through in each of his works. Through the vibrant colors and profound emotional depth in his paintings, he hopes to invite the viewers to explore and reflect on their own relationships, emotions and the connections of humanity.
The Stroll Gallery hopes that the exhibition would be more than just an artistic experience, that it could aspire to be a space for visitors to reflect on and rediscover the power of ‘Love’, which is a shared wish of both Jeon and the gallery.
In the Name of Love!, Exhibition view, Courtesy of The Stroll Gallery Venue
The Stroll gallery, Unit 504, 5F, Vanta Industrial Centre, 21-23 Tai Lin Pai Road, Kwai Chung, Hong KongGallery Hour
Monday – Sunday | 11 AM – 7 PMArtist
ISoo JeonExhibition Dates
March 22 – April 26, 2025Website
www.thestroll.galleryInstagram
https://www.instagram.com/thestroll_gallery/Contact
info@thestroll.gallery
+852 6366 0717Collaboration with Room to Read
We are proud to announce a meaningful collaboration with Room to Read, an internationally renowned nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming the lives of millions of children through literacy and gender equality in education.
ISoo Jean publishes picture books for children and we believe that the artist’s vision directly correlates with Room to Read’s aspirations in believing that literacy for children are powerful tools for change.
As part of this partnership, The Stroll Gallery will be raising awareness and funds to support Room to Read’s mission along with the exhibition opening. Visitors to the gallery will have the opportunity to contribute to this cause through donations, with proceeds directly benefiting Room to Read’s programs across Asia and Africa.
Let’s read together as a community to create a future full of love for our children!
The exhibition will run from March 22 to April 26 at The Stroll Gallery. For further information, please refer to the gallery’s official website and Instagram, or visit the gallery during the exhibition period.
About the Artist
ISoo Jeon (b.2008)
(IG Link: @jeon2soo / Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@jeon2soo)
ISoo Jeon is a painter and author who has published a total of 18 books, where he starts his first fairy-tale book at the age of eight. Through his writings and paintings, he aims to communicate with a wider audience and influence society positively. He also places great importance on his role as an environmental activist. In 2019, the artist opened a gallery called “Walking Wolves” in Jeju Island, focusing on supporting the Jeju Single Mothers Center and friends in Africa. The gallery hosts exhibitions each year with different themes, establishing itself as an important medium for bringing warmth to the world.
About The Stroll Gallery by Stella A&C
Stroll, an online platform that has been introducing the value and beauty of Korean crafts in Hong Kong, has transformed into The Stroll Gallery in Kwai Chung in July 2022.
In line with the Hong Kong government’s industrial area revitalization policy, The Stroll Gallery creates and delivers new values and aesthetics by transforming an industrial place of history into a venue of art and culture by converging various fields of crafts, art, and technology. The Stroll Gallery has been created as a new concept space that combines Korean art and culture through our high-quality art sense and design capability.
The Stroll Gallery has introduced Korean crafts and artists to major art and cultural organizations in Hong Kong such as the Korean Cultural Center Hong Kong, M+ Museum, and IFC Mall, and will continue to bring more diverse Korean artists to Hong Kong and the world.
(Text and images courtesy of The Stroll Gallery by Stella A&C)
