About Exhibition

“Habitual diversion of mind 4152″ aims to transform mundane, monotonous trivial matters from a family transformation process into an art installation for spiritual healing. This installation bears witness to breaking free from life’s constraints. Enter a world beyond reality by immersing in the narrative of this creation in evokes acts of exploration and introspection.

Recreating in ceramic reflects its characteristic resilience and symbolizes the transformation experienced in life’s journey. In addition, the darkroom technique used in the photography process, applied to ceramics also adds layers of temporality from experiences to match the temperature of introspection, leaving moments of vulnerability and strength from addiction to escapism. The exploration extends into textile art to create intricacies that convey the complexity of the unstable emotions experienced during this period of change. The textiles, with their inherent softness and comfort, juxtaposed with the intensity of the subject, provide a sense of connection that cannot be seen clearly. Mixed media creates visual representations of the emotional and experiential levels encountered, deeply engaging the narrative.

In essence, practicing the power of art as a means of escape, healing and self-expression, hence audience is invited to embark on a journey of self-discovery, face challenges, and find solace and inspiration in the transformative power through art.

About Artist

Lui Hoi Yi Jocelyn (L6-11)
Jocelyn LUI received her Master of Arts in Fashion and Textile from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University and completed a Post-Graduate Diploma in Contemporary Photography and a Professional Diploma in Fine Art both in Hong Kong.
Jocelyn is a lens-based visual artist with a fashion design background, her artwork is interdisciplinary, ranging from photography, and media to collage, textiles, ceramics and sound arts. Her varied background allows her to reconstruct childhood memories to reflect the transformations in life, which she sees as a self- healing process that is metaphorically connected to nature. In 2023, Jocelyn debuted her solo exhibition “The Wings of the Wind” at the Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre, and she was awarded a grant from the Emerging Artists Scheme and the Culture Exchange project grant to Czech for the exhibition, both of which are part of the Hong Kong Art Development Council. In 2024, Jocelyn started to involve in community art project in charging and curate an art exhibition in 2025 for a Non- Governmental Organization (NGO).

Presented by Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre (JCCAC) in collaboration with PMQ as partner venue. Previously known as the Hong Kong New Artist Series, Hong Kong Young Artist Series –Art Chong In Lane brings a piece of the JCCAC art village to PMQ through a comprehensive range of art experiences combining art exhibitions, workshops, art collecting and souvenir shop.

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