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“BEYOND THE MIRAGE”
solo show
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“BEYOND THE MIRAGE”
solo show
featuring
FRANCESCO LIETTI
featuring
FRANCESCO LIETTI
where and when
SEPTEMBER 29TH
NOVEMBER 19TH
Wyndham Social,
G/F, 33 Wyndham St, Central
about
THE SHOW
Young Soy Gallery X Wyndham Social
meet the
Artists
Francesco Lietti
mixed media artist
Francesco Lietti has been living in Hong Kong since early 2006 and his love of this vibrant, eclectic city is immediately apparent in his works, which derives from the mnemonic imagery of the artist, who lives in …
about
THE SHOW
Young Soy Gallery X Wyndham Social
meet the
Artists
Francesco Lietti
mixed media artist
Francesco Lietti has been living in Hong Kong since early 2006 and his love of this vibrant, eclectic city is immediately apparent in his works, which derives from the mnemonic imagery of the artist, who lives in …
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previous
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EVENTS
MONXXTERS
FEBRUARY 2023
Young Soy Gallery is proud to present Monxxters, a Benson Koo solo exhibition. People familiar with Koo know he is no stranger to darkness. By confronting and apprehending the darkness in this new body of work, Koo makes palpable the horrors that permeate his dreams…
RHAPSODY
MARCH 2023
VAIN Projects proudly makes its inauguration at Art Central 2023 with the group exhibition, Rhapsody. Flowing and ebbing without the confines of form and structure, a world spontaneously develops with contrasting moods and tonality. In Rhapsody, artists Alli…
A MIDAUTUMN NIGHT’S DREAM
SEPTEMBER 2022
Young Soy Gallery is proud to present A Mid-Autumn Night’s Dream A show curated for the Affordable Art Fair New York City 2022. Although in the Shakespearean play a fairy would bring ecstatic dreams to humans…
ECHOES
DECEMBER 2022
Young Soy Gallery presents Ross Turpin’s solo show, Recommended Daily Allowance. The show highlights Turpin’s pill, one of the most iconic images of street art in Hong Kong, and one that spans across town…
A NIGHT ON EARTH
August 2022
Young Soy Gallery is back at the Affordable art fair for 2022!
DELIRIUM
JULY 2022
Young soy gallery is proud to present Delirium, a group show between Russ Rubin, Stern Roc…
A MIDAUTUMN NIGHT’S DREAM
SEPTEMBER 2022
Young Soy Gallery is proud to present A Mid-Autumn Night’s Dream A show curated for the Affordable Art Fair New York City 2022. Although in the Shakespearean play a fairy would bring ecstatic dreams to humans…
PAPER TRAILS
MAY 2022
Born in West Germany in 1987, internationally renowned Hungarian filmmaker, skateboarder and artist Patrik Wallner has focused much of his career on storytelling…
NON-FUNGIBLE PAINTINGS & PRINTS
MAY 2023
Are you familiar with the latest technology that turns ideas and creativity into physical objects? If you’re thinking about Non-Fungible Paintings and Prints (NFP²)…
NOTHING TO SEE HERE
NOVEMBER 2021
Young Soy Gallery is proud to present ‘Nothing To See Here’, a solo exhibition by OBSRVR, a street artist and social commentator driven by the stupidity found in the world around us….
Fragrant harbour
AUGUST 2021
Harboured any [fragrant] thoughts recently? Pleasant memories, good times, great views? Young Soy Gallery is pleased to participate in the Affordable Art Fair,…
YING BAAU GENG
JANUARY 2021
Young Soy Gallery in collaboration with Sauce Lifestyle presents ‘Ying Baau Geng’, or ‘dope enough to explode mirrors’. This collaboration defies traditional labels by displaying street art on the walls of a barbershop, rather than exhibiting within a studio or gallery space.
THE BRIDGE TO TRIUMPH
DECEMBER 2020
Young Soy Gallery in association with Goods of Desire are proud to showcase the works of Hong Kong based artists Ross Turpin, Tyler Jackson Pritchard, and Gedvile Bunikyte in The Bridge to Triumph. This exhibition showcases a transition from figurative to abstract.
MONSTERS & MAKERS
MAY 2021
Are there monsters under your bed? Do they crawl out from underneath, and frighten the hairs off your neck? Or do you feel safe knowing they are watching over you? There is only one way to find out…
FLESH & BONES
DECEMBER 2021
Young Soy Gallery is proud to present Flesh and Bones, an exhibition featuring the works of Benson Koo, Richard Phipson, and Alyssa Tang….
MILK MADE
MARCH 2021
Snap, Crackle… Patriarchy? Young Soy Gallery presents Milkmade, a series of Riya Chandiramani’s cereal box creations. Sexual and cynical, colourful and (almost) consumable, the paintings in Chandiramani’s cereal box…
MIDTERM MADNESS
SEPTEMBER 2021
Snap, Crackle… Patriarchy? Young Soy Gallery presents Milkmade, a series of Riya Chandiramani’s cereal box creations. Sexual and cynical, colourful and (almost) consumable, the paintings in Chandiramani’s cereal box…
RECOMMENDED DAILY ALLOWANCE
JUNE 2021
Young Soy Gallery presents Ross Turpin’s solo show, Recommended Daily Allowance. The show highlights Turpin’s pill, one of the most iconic images of street art in Hong Kong, and one that spans across town…
SINGAPORE SLING
MARCH 2022
Unlike Hunter S. Thompson who was only drinking Singapore Slings, we as a gallery will be performing one. We have ventured down south to our cousin city of Singapore to host our first international stand alone exhibition!…
OFF SKIN
JUNE 2023
Young Soy Gallery is proud to present Off Skin, a show championing the craftsmanship, and artistry of tattoo artists. The only catch is that the body of work being exhibited will not be on a body at all. Instead, the seven artists, Iris…
OFF SKIN 2.0
AUGUST 2023
Young Soy Gallery is proud to present Off Skin, a show championing the craftsmanship, and artistry of tattoo artists. The only catch is that the body of work being exhibited will not be on a body at all. Instead, the seven artists, Iris…
BEYOND THE MIRAGE
SEPTEMBER 2023
Young Soy Gallery is proud to present Francesco Lietti’s solo show, Beyond the Mirage, in collaboration with Wyndham Social.
FLANERIE
AUGUST 2023
Young Soy Gallery is proud to present, Flânerie, a celebration of the narratives of our beloved city through the eyes of five recent and prospective graduates from Hong Kong.
