The Corner Shop
THE CORNER SHOP 是一个位于尖沙咀核心地段、毗邻酒店的街头艺术展览场地。仿如其名The Corner Shop位于酒店正对面，这个位处街角的场地将推动艺术的各种可能性，并作为快闪店的理想之地。同时它将成为现代流行艺术的基石，融合平凡与不非凡之理念，将带来各种游击艺术、策展超酷的文化项目，以及引入令人意想不到的精采活动。
THE CORNER SHOP 每天免费向公众开放，无需预约。
March 20 – May 4 2025
Step into a world where memory, identity, and the search for meaning take form through art. Once Lost, Now Found brings together the works of Hong Kong-based artists Liao Jiaming and Aaron Lam Kwok Yam, transforming Mondrian Hong Kong into a site of introspection and discovery.
Across two unique spaces—the street-level Corner Shop and the 40th-floor Roofgarden—Liao and Lam weave a fictionalized journey of searching and finding, inviting viewers to reflect on the uncertainties of contemporary life.
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‘WakamonoT: Memories We Carry’ is an exhibition showcasing art pieces by Redress’ current designer-in-residence, Tulika Ranjan. Located at Mondrian Hong Kong’s art space, The Corner Sho..
Inspired by the ancient folk craft of oriental knotting, designer Ranjan embarks on a journey that intertwines with her overarching concept of ‘wakamono’, a Japanese term that embodies the spirit of youth. The outcome is ‘WakamonoT: Memories We Carry’, a sustainable design endeavour that draws from the experiences and emotions that shape our true identities. These art pieces, fashioned from discarded garments of Hong Kong, serve as a gentle invitation to reflect upon our formative journeys, rekindling the spirit of the child that resides within us all. In modernising this ancient technique of knotting, Ranjan artfully navigates the delicate interplay of cherished memories, encouraging us to untangle the knots that no longer serve us, and to embrace the truest versions of ourselves.
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Shellscapes highlighted the intersection of art, sustainability, and Hong Kong’s cultural identity, as part of Mondrian’s collaboration with Redress, a charity focused on reducing textile waste. Pattinson’s live performance transformed discarded garments into sculptural pieces inspired by oysters—nature’s unsung climate champions. The work celebrated oysters’ role in storing carbon, filtering water, and protecting coastal ecosystems, drawing a connection to Hong Kong’s nickname, “Pearl of the Orient.”
The performance unfolded in three phases: garments were first sorted by material and color, with each piece carefully arranged to emphasize its potential. Fabric twines were then crafted from the sorted garments, their size and volume shaped by audience interaction. Finally, these twines were transformed into sculptural home goods, such as rugs, vases, and stools, which were available for purchase, with proceeds supporting Redress. Through Shell Scapes, Pattinson challenged viewers to reimagine waste, find beauty in the discarded, and reflect on their role in building a more sustainable future.
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Sculptor Anton Poon showcased RUBIKS, a collection of painted carbon steel sculptures. Pieces like Lunging, Compass, and Bestowal explored the contrasts between intimacy and distance, complexity and delicacy, inviting passersby to connect their own experiences with each structure. As the day unfolded, the shifting light revealed new dimensions in Poon’s work, deepening its connection to the human experience and the passage of time..
Corner Shop 的首次展览展出了巴黎艺术家 Caroline Tronel 的作品，她的《巨型压扁易拉罐》装置体现了创造力和个人行动在重塑我们与世界关系方面的力量。通过她标志性的升级再造艺术，Tronel 邀请观众拥抱可持续发展理念，并激发了关于环保意识的对话。
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