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Hong Kong photo and video show of emerging Chinese artist Huang Xiaoliang treads line between dreams and reality

A solo exhibition by emerging Chinese artist Huang Xiaoliang is being held at Hong Kong art gallery Over The Influence until June 16. Comprising 21 photographs and four videos, the show, called “Nightfall”, beautifully captures Huang’s style with images that linger on the border between dreams and reality. “We’re honoured to host Huang’s first Hong Kong solo exhibition,” says Julliana Choi, Hong Kong director of Over The Influence, which is in the city...

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