Hong Kong Landscape Calendar

🔸 Set of 7 sheets (double-sided printing) 🔸 330g textured paper, 12x17cm 🔸 Includes a small wooden stand 🔸 Marks Hong Kong public holidays in 2023 🔸 The artworks from the calendar can be cut out after the year ends, transforming into bookmarks or small decorative pieces. Artwork Introduction: This calendar features 12 selected Hong Kong landscape paintings from the past. While not every piece might be my most outstanding work, they each represent a sentiment or inspiration regarding this city and my creative journey. I hope each landscape and every word can offer you a little encouragement in the coming year. "May you discover the beauty in your everyday life..." is the blessing I wish to share. Cover: Tai O - May you discover the beauty in your everyday life... January: "On My Way" (Tide Cove Promenade, Ma On Shan) - Realizing many others are also striving forward ahead. February: "Standing at the Street Corner of the City" (A corner of Tai Kok Tsui) - Mediocrity confines one to a narrow world; to break free, one must dare to soar. March: "Bauhinia Blakes Blue" - Never realized the Bauhinia flowers outside my building were so beautiful. Living here for twenty years, I never noticed before, much like not noticing Hong Kong's beauty until I grew older and truly understood. April: "Yoshino Cherry Transplanted to Hong Kong" - The cherry blossoms in Hong Kong aren't as lush as those in Japan. Their flowers are sparse, and the branches grow remarkably straight, as if trying to reside in a place not their own. They seem slightly unaccustomed and challenged, yet adapt with resilience, embodying a hardy spirit. May: "On Garden Hill" - A short flight of stairs from Mei Ho House leads to this small hill. Reaching such heights to overlook Hong Kong so easily makes one feel that realizing one's aspirations in this city might not be as difficult as imagined. June: "Haste" (Platform – Sha Tin Station) - Meeting you, whose life is also hurried, on this hurried platform. You passed by quickly, but I won't forget. July: "Lion Rock" - Facing the light, and facing the wind. Brave and gentle. Fearless and undaunted. August: "Serendipitous Scenery" - Life is sometimes like this; even when wandering aimlessly, good things can happen. September: "Hong Kong. Overcast" (Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade) - Whether it's sunny, cloudy, or rainy, you are always beautiful. October: "Victoria Harbour at Night" - As a child, I didn't understand why people loved to gather by Victoria Harbour at night. Growing up, I began to understand; it is truly the peak of beauty. November: "Clock Tower" - Hong Kong has changed so much over the years, but you seem to have remained much the same. December: "Yick Cheong Building" - I long to reacquaint myself with this city, both familiar and strange, before its time has passed into old age.