The Alley Fellowship supports the collaboration between architects and artists in order to extend the spectrum of work and artists the A+D showcases. The third exhibit in the series, Reshape, features the installation art of Adrian Kay Wong.
In Reshape, artist Adrian Kay Wong strips visual representation of its power by stretching, compacting, exaggerating, and reorganizing forms that structure environments. Taking the influence buildings and public spaces have beyond their physical entity as his focus, Wong explores the visual translation of real-world settings to painted surface.
https://www.rchstudios.com/news/reshape/
The Alley Fellowship supports the collaboration between architects and artists in order to extend the spectrum of work and artists the A+D showcases. The third exhibit in the series, Reshape, features the installation art of Adrian Kay Wong.
In Reshape, artist Adrian Kay Wong strips visual representation of its power by stretching, compacting, exaggerating, and reorganizing forms that structure environments. Taking the influence buildings and public spaces have beyond their physical entity as his focus, Wong explores the visual translation of real-world settings to painted surface.
https://www.rchstudios.com/news/reshape/
Mural for storefront of Chinatown establishment, Lately.
Play
Wong’s work addresses settings of the everyday, driven by a careful observation of moments that are often subtle and overlooked. In Play, the installation looks to bring an interior domestic setting to A+D Museum’s exterior special projects space. By recognizing the origin of our personal creative histories as the simple rooms of the home we grew up in, Wong takes a long look at the characteristics that unite these environments. As children we draw rooms with a floor, a window, and a sun. This space is familiar to us all - nostalgic, innocent, and sacred.
A+D Architecture and Design Museum
4th Street Side Entrance
900 E 4th St
Los Angeles, CA 90013
Full Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nAqscN4dTc
Song Written, Produced, and Directed by: CLARA
Art by: Adrian Kay Wong
Animated by: John Lee Kim
Produced by: Fishbowl Studios
Site & Video: https://givewith.com/lexus-beautify-earth/
“Lexus and these artists are transforming the Los Angeles neighborhoods they call home with their unique artistic styles.
“Beautify Earth was founded with the mission to cover blighted walls with bright murals in order to revitalize and empower communities in order to give a voice to local and cultural identities.”
Exclusive poster release for It’s Nice That’s Nicer Tuesdays event in London.
Installation at Ace Hotel Rooftop in Los Angeles, CA for DOPIUM.LA coinciding with the Los Angeles Design Festival (LADF). June 2018.
Installation at Architecture + Design Museum in Los Angeles, CA for DOPIUM.LA coinciding with the Los Angeles Design Festival (LADF). June 2018.
Mural for group exhibition “Relish Vol. 2: Los Angeles” at Joseph Gross Gallery in Los Angeles, CA.