new creations
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p l a y g r o u n d - home deco set
shopInspired by the playground in the 90s which the play equipments (slide, staircase and platforms in different heights) were combined to an installation.
The staircase decoration as staircase, the vase refers to the platform, then further up will be the tealight holder with smooth concave surface as slide.
Home deco in fair-faced concrete, an implicit way to illustrate the childhood memory.
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water drop - incense holder
shopWater is the origin of life of the universe. So we use water as the main design element.
It is shaped as a water drop and it’s gradually narrowing down in the middle to the bottom which the incense ash will be collected. It looks just like a water drop hitting a pool of water and all becomes one.
It’s the harmony of nature.
Shabibi Sheep Workshop......
Surrounded by infinite number of skyscrapers in Hong Kong and amazed by the clean and simplicity of fair faced concrete designs. Concrete is a very versatile material but why in Hong Kong, concrete is only being seen in architecture?
In most of the cases, concrete is covered by other material or paint on top that makes people totally forget its existence and value.
Our creations show the authentic color and texture of concrete. Let this neglected material be the main material or even the sole material.
Through our concrete creations, we would like to inspire the general public to be more creative and to think out of the box.
spring vibe
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Concrete vase - hexagon with slot
goThe design with a slot can eliminate the typical description of concrete - bulky.
random cubes
Concrete x Resin
lampshades and benches
@ Hong Kong Palace Museum
Concrete x Resin
diffuser blocks
@ Hong Kong Museum of Art
fair-faced concrete
art creations by Vincent C.Y. Woo
Vincent C.Y. Woo is a self-taught artist residing in Hong Kong.
Being raised in Hong Kong, he loves the natural shades of concrete and started to design and craft pieces with it.
He then experimented with resin and invented a unique method of curing the material and launched the concrete x resin art collection.
Every piece is designed and handcrafted by him and the unique freehand shaping technique makes every single piece one of a kind.
art creations by Sharon O.W. Yeung
Sharon O.W. Yeung is a self-taught artist living and
working in Hong Kong, loving physical and digital illustration. From
oil-painting, by using a brush, to resin art, by controlling the flow of the
liquid.
She believes:
- Without formal studies in art, she can be relaxed from the theory
- Creativity is a matter of sense, not how many hours spent in sitting in a
classroom to learn from textbooks
- Skill is developed based on trial and error while there is no error in
art, every “error” experienced is just another skill gained
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candle refill story
This concrete vessel is full of texture and with cracks but still good enough to be candle container. This vessel experienced nearly 300 hours of burning and now, it is the 13th...
candle refill story
This concrete vessel is full of texture and with cracks but still good enough to be candle container. This vessel experienced nearly 300 hours of burning and now, it is the 13th...
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breakup series
breakup series was launched in Feb 2019 at our shop (The Mills) and for one month only. After 4 years - Feb 2023, NOW, breakup series becomes available again as...
breakup series
breakup series was launched in Feb 2019 at our shop (The Mills) and for one month only. After 4 years - Feb 2023, NOW, breakup series becomes available again as...
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p l a y g r o u n d
Inspired by the playground in the 90s which the play equipments (slide, staircase and platforms in different heights) were combined to an installation. The staircase decoration as staircase,...
p l a y g r o u n d
Inspired by the playground in the 90s which the play equipments (slide, staircase and platforms in different heights) were combined to an installation. The staircase decoration as staircase,...
