For the first edition of Future Fair Holiday Market, Christine Park Gallery is pleased to present 10 carefully selected works by our gallery’s artists characterized by different visual languages and mediums.

Inspired by natural phenomena, Nick Archer’s monoprints focus on the process of reflections by making use of abstract forms. Jenny Pockley’s oil paintings show the majesty and unattainability of mountains and clouds. Vangelis Pliarides’ watercolor paintings are influenced by the artist’s travels and adventures around the world. His works have the power to show how surreal our human reality can be, by portraying individuals in paradoxical situations. The careful combination of symbols from both Eastern and Western art history gives life to Mathew Tom’s hazy-like vision of the world, embodied in his drawings and paintings. Fighting for the recognition of global rights, Xyza Cruz Bacani’s photographs raise awareness on those lives that are usually neglected and give us access to those realities that are often forgotten. Acclaimed ceramist Yikyung Kim demonstrates that harmony can be attained through the union between the wisdom of traditional techniques and modern functionality.

As we come across the holiday season and the end of a challenging year, we would like to invite the viewers to celebrate our artists with us, in the belief that, playing between reality and illusion, we can further investigate psychological spaces and emotional relationships.