Solo Exhibition: Glimmering Encounters
Date: Dec 12, 2024- Mar 02, 2025
Presented by Cinematheque Passion, Macau
“Rewind” and “Fast Forward” - two important buttons and functions on the VCR when playing a film. Inspired by this, two series of short-term exhibitions, “Rewind Macao” and “Looking Forward”, will be held in the exhibition space on the 3rd floor of the Cinematheque Passion. Following the exhibition of the “Immerse - VR Film Experiential Exhibition”, we invited Hong Kong animation artist, Florence Yuk-ki Lee, to feature in the latest exhibition of the “Looking Forward” series. Cinematheque Passion aspires to leverage the unique attributes of exhibition spaces, particularly within a cinematheque, to invite the public to experience the allure of non-traditional narrative film, like all kinds of moving images expanded cinema, outside of traditional cinema settings.
Florence Yuk-ki Lee unearths inspirations and ideas from the daily encounters. Through her animation works comprise digitally hand-drawn, she evokes viewers’ personal memories of the mundane. Lee’s works sometimes remind us of specific experiences, other times they evoke a sense of nostalgia for a bygone era. Memories or pure imagination intertwine as we watch her animations, each frame subtly different, yet seamlessly connected. Her dreamlike animation works seem to transform the exhibition space into an endless time tunnel.
— Cinematheque Passion
Date: Dec 12, 2024- Mar 02, 2025
Presented by Cinematheque Passion, Macau
“Rewind” and “Fast Forward” - two important buttons and functions on the VCR when playing a film. Inspired by this, two series of short-term exhibitions, “Rewind Macao” and “Looking Forward”, will be held in the exhibition space on the 3rd floor of the Cinematheque Passion. Following the exhibition of the “Immerse - VR Film Experiential Exhibition”, we invited Hong Kong animation artist, Florence Yuk-ki Lee, to feature in the latest exhibition of the “Looking Forward” series. Cinematheque Passion aspires to leverage the unique attributes of exhibition spaces, particularly within a cinematheque, to invite the public to experience the allure of non-traditional narrative film, like all kinds of moving images expanded cinema, outside of traditional cinema settings.
Florence Yuk-ki Lee unearths inspirations and ideas from the daily encounters. Through her animation works comprise digitally hand-drawn, she evokes viewers’ personal memories of the mundane. Lee’s works sometimes remind us of specific experiences, other times they evoke a sense of nostalgia for a bygone era. Memories or pure imagination intertwine as we watch her animations, each frame subtly different, yet seamlessly connected. Her dreamlike animation works seem to transform the exhibition space into an endless time tunnel.
— Cinematheque Passion