
The Heritage & Culture Community Gallery Wall is a large‑scale public art installation presented and curated by Julie Petris as part of the AIA Carnival. The exhibition celebrates the city’s resilience, identity, and shared cultural memory through art.
Stretching nine metres across, the outdoor gallery transforms a single wall into a vibrant, open‑air exhibition. Set against a deep blue-green backdrop, it showcases works by local artists exploring Hong Kong’s urban landscapes, food culture, daily rituals, people, and enduring cultural symbols. Together, the artworks form a collective portrait of the city—past and present—inviting visitors to pause, reflect, and reconnect.
To the left of the installation are two sculptural building‑like structures that house Tiny Art Galleries—miniature exhibitions curated by individual artists. These intimate spaces offer a closer look at Hong Kong’s heritage, with themes ranging from banyan trees and traditional paper art to vanished architectural tiles. The contrast between the large‑scale wall and the delicate, detailed tiny galleries creates a layered viewing experience that rewards curiosity and exploration.
Community participation is central to the project. Selected Tiny Galleries are reserved for public workshops, where visitors can create and curate their own miniature artworks. These community‑made pieces may be displayed alongside professional works, reinforcing the idea that Hong Kong’s cultural story belongs to everyone.
More than an art display, the Heritage & Culture Community Gallery Wall is a living exhibition—one that evolves throughout the Carnival, supports local artists, and offers a space for shared pride, creativity, and collective healing. It stands as both a celebration of Hong Kong’s cultural richness and a reminder of the power of art to bring people together.

Urban sketcher capturing Hong Kong’s overlooked stories, heritage, and everyday resilience through watercolor and on‑location drawing.

Hong Kong–based illustrator capturing people and places through intricate black‑and‑white ink drawings and on‑site observation.

Multidisciplinary artist exploring identity and heritage through intuitive, pattern‑driven works across painting, ceramics, and digital media.

Textile artist exploring belonging, displacement, and Hong Kong’s fading natural and cultural roots through thread‑based imagery.

Contemporary painter creating emotive landscapes and seascapes through bold palette‑knife textures and moody tones.

Travel‑inspired artist drawing from diverse cultures, creating illustrations and artworks shaped by people, place, and lived experience.

Abstract artist blending traditional Chinese painting with Western influences through lifelong global study and cultural exchange.

Hong Kong cross-disciplinary artist reinterpreting nature and cultural memory through painting, light, and immersive installations.

Realist figurative painter blending classical Western training, anatomical mastery, and education to capture human emotion.

Photographer merging dance and place, capturing poetic moments where human movement meets Hong Kong’s landscapes.

Multidisciplinary visual artist exploring society, nature, and environmental imbalance through painting and cross‑media practices.

Multidisciplinary artist creating installations from found and repurposed materials, assembling structures through intuitive, hands‑on making

Multidisciplinary emerging artist creating intuitive works and installations using found materials and repurposed objects.

Art therapist and illustrator using storytelling, oracle cards, and creative journaling to support emotional wellbeing.

Contemporary visual artist exploring identity, emotion, and storytelling through expressive, mixed‑media practice.

Tattoo artist merging ink, memory, and nature, transforming pain into blooming, soulful imagery.

Abstract painter using bold curves and optical depth to explore resilience, transformation, and human emotion.

Artist and designer exploring landscape, change, and belonging through lived experience of Hong Kong’s evolving terrain

Paper‑cut artist blending meticulous craftsmanship and dynamic storytelling to reflect Hong Kong’s layered, immersive rhythms.

Hong Kong–based artist capturing city scenes through plein air works in watercolor and ink.
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Photographic artist exploring human‑nature relationships through misty, painterly landscapes and atmospheric urban scenes.

Through this heartfelt collaboration, mother and son bring together imagination and heritage, honoring cultural traditions while viewing them through the lens of a new generation.

Photographer capturing images that reflect not only the city’s character, but also his deep appreciation for memory, meaning, and presence.

Through this heartfelt collaboration, mother and son bring together imagination and heritage, honoring cultural traditions while viewing them through the lens of a new generation.

Contemporary artist, honouring the quiet pillars of our city — postmen, street cleaners, delivery workers, construction crews and more — the individuals who keep daily life moving.

Working primarily in acrylics and oils, Lipi creates textured, vibrant pieces that celebrate healing, empowerment, and self-discovery.

A contemporary artist whos work reveal a striking balance between structure and spontaneity — bold, gestural strokes layered over finely observed faces that capture both strength and vulnerability.

From textile engineer to artist she creates works defined by bold colours, dynamic compositions, and emotional depth.

An emerging artist redefining urban exploration through photography and immersive storytelling. Through her lens, neglected environments become powerful visual narratives, inviting us to reconsider place, memory, and the hidden stories embedded within urban landscapes.

Multidisciplinary artist whose work beautifully merges sustainability, culture, and creative exploration. She works across silk painting, mixed media, photography, and experimental materials

Using muted tones blended with expressive brushstrokes, Yoliartist explores themes of identity, balance, harmony, and human connection.

Hong Kong–based Indian artist. Through intricate black‑and‑white illustrations, Kashmira captures the architecture, culture, and everyday life of cities close to her heart — including Hong Kong and Mumbai.

British portrait artist based in Hong Kong whose work is a powerful testament to resilience and reinvention. Following a life‑changing injury in 2013 that left him unable to use his right arm, Paul transitioned from a long career in broadcast journalism to pursue art.

A visual artist whose work captures the vibrant soul of Hong Kong through a unique cultural lens.
Originally rooted in the traditional Indian folk art of Madhubani, Rajashree has evolved her practice to embrace the dynamic energy of urban cityscapes.

Beautifully capturing the quiet charm and natural beauty of island life on Lamma . Her paintings reflect peaceful beaches, fishing boats resting on the sand, sunlit coastlines, lush gardens, and hidden corners of greenery.

Hong Kong–based artist working across painting, drawing, and ceramics. Through delicate lines and thoughtfully crafted forms, Viviane transforms the nuances of her third culture upbringing into tactile, tangible works
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