Are you a cat person or a dog person? Regardless of which side you're on, the cuteness of pets is irresistible. If you love furry friends, then you absolutely cannot miss the works of the Japanese super popular illustrator Matsui! Recently, the Macau trendsetting unit, THE BIG APPLE, invited him to Macau to launch his first overseas art exhibition, creating a trendy lifestyle space with the theme of "Harmony between Humans and Pets"! Where does the healing inspiration behind the little dog truly come from?

As everyone is eagerly immersed in the grand spectacle of the Paris Olympics, France, as the capital of art, continues to shine and flourish in every corner, with artist Lokz Phoenix being one of the stars. At the French May event, her ceramic snails covered the gallery walls, inviting the audience to dive into her enchanting forest world. This fleeting glimpse is truly unforgettable.

In the scorching summer, one can’t help but think of clear blue skies, dazzling sunshine, and various outdoor sports that make you sweat. If we were to match summer with geometric patterns, what shapes would come to mind? This idea has come to life at Harbour City with "Join the Loop." Designed by the Italian artist Lucas Zanotto, who is visiting Hong Kong for the first time, this large-scale playful summer art installation greets everyone with vibrant and fun geometric designs from the entrance to the platform space, creating a unique summer memory for Hong Kong!

When others use paint to draw, she paints with paint itself. And not just a little bit, but as big as a roll of packing tape! This hyper-realistic hand-drawn giant oil painting is from the work of Australian artist Cj Hendry, who takes you into a wonderful scanned world.

Within 35 days, covering over 7000 kilometers, crossing 47 prefectures in Japan, recording 50 gradient moments of day and night - this is the work of Japanese graphic designer and artist Sho Shibuya. But beyond the gradients, what other stories does his "front page work" have?

Recently, Hong Jiahao held a solo concert at the Hong Kong Coliseum and also released a new album "Inner | Child", which tells the story of how there is still a part of childhood in every mature person's heart, hoping to let everyone face their true selves again through his growth story. The album design incorporates many illustrations, drawn by Hong Kong illustrator Don Mak, hoping to take everyone into the inner world of this "big and small road" person.

When it comes to the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, it always evokes the image of grand orchestral music and energetic musicians. Celebrating its 50th anniversary, HK Phil announced a concert at the Hong Kong Coliseum featuring several popular music superstars! Each guest performer is a powerhouse in their own right, with a mix of legendary and rising talents. It's hard to predict what kind of sparks will fly when these icons meet at this concert! Why not first listen to what Elisa and Jay Fung have to say?

There are no limits to creation, nor are there any limits due to age. For Mr. Huo Gang, a prominent Chinese artist in his twilight years, life is about going with the flow, while creation is about following his heart! He says that pursuing the unknown is his interest, and fifty years later, he returns to the starting point of his journey abroad (Hong Kong) and his birthplace (Nanjing) with his own works. As he revisits his spiritual homeland, he personally narrates the simple yet not so simple creative story of over 70 years of wielding the pen.

Vibrant and bold colors, paired with playful geometric patterns, this unique large-scale art piece has recently appeared in the open space of Harbour City. It feels like Alice encountering the Rabbit Hole, stepping into it instantly plunges you into her art world "Planet Walala." Planet Walala is a creation by the famous French artist Camille Walala.

Recently, it was announced on the official Dragon Ball website that the legendary Japanese manga artist Mr. Akira Toriyama, who created the manga "Dragon Ball" and "Dr. Slump," has passed away at the age of 68. Since childhood, he has enjoyed drawing and has released many beloved works, even forming his own studio "BIRD STUDIO" (バードスタジオ). Let's take a moment to look back and appreciate some of his works.

In recent years, we have often heard about "Made in Hong Kong". Various industries have discovered many local treasures and experts in their respective fields. Even singers' concert designs or music videos are gradually using local animation production. For example, the cover art for the new song "No Answer" by Terence Lam is illustrated by Hong Kong illustrator Pen So.

Recently, two giant paper figures jumped out of the paper and stood in the courtyard of the legendary Parisian department store Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche.

Local artist Bianca Tse recently personally shot scenes to create a series of AI digital artworks themed around windmills for the upcoming Lunar New Year, symbolizing smooth sailing in the new year.

Having grown up in Hong Kong, I have lived in Melbourne, Chicago, and San Francisco due to my studies and work. I am now settled in Sydney and work as an advertising art director and photographer. Elaine Li, with a strong online presence, has a whopping 240,000 followers on Instagram!

Although multitasking is common, it is not easy to juggle multiple roles and pursue one's interests or dreams. Felix Chan, who is both a fashion brand PR manager and an illustrator, has a unique understanding of artistic creation.

In Brett Crawford's dreamlike creative world, it may be hard to imagine that he once had a difficult upbringing. Brett grew up in a violent and sinful environment, with an absent father figure. He had once gone astray, but later found a new life through artistic creation.

Some say that Françoise Gilot has lived in the shadow of Picasso for half of her life, but in her 70-year artistic career, she has poured an unparalleled passion into her creations, resulting in numerous outstanding works. In her personal life, she has fearlessly pursued love and asserted control over her own destiny, making her even more unforgettable to the world.

The appearance of two giant yellow ducks once again caused a sensation in the city! Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman, who created the rubber duck in 2007, has been traveling the world with them and visited Hong Kong for the first time in 2013. Ten years later, the artist brings the ducks back to Hong Kong to commemorate this special moment. However, besides creating giant rubber ducks, the artist actually has many other interesting oversized works!

The artist specifically chose Hong Kong's unique bamboo scaffolding to create the installation, and hung black and white canvas photos on it. The work has already sparked public discussion since its release. We took this opportunity to invite the artist and their team to share in detail the creative concept behind this project with us!

Japanese photographer Haruhiko Kawaguchi (Hal) has photographed over 400 couples over the years, capturing every "breath-taking" love story. The moment the shutter is pressed can be both wonderfully sweet and unexpectedly surprising, just like love itself.