CHAN Kwan-lok
陳鈞樂

 

CHAN Kwan Lok (b.1992, Hong Kong) is keen on exploring the feasibility of lines through depictions of the motions of human and nature. Using rhythmic lines to construct a rigorous yet subtle framework, Chan portrays ordinary objects, people, and marine animals to create a whimsical fantasy. His works are part of the collection at the Hong Kong Museum of Art and are also held in private collections.

陳鈞樂(b.1992, 香港) 專注研究描繪線條的可能性,尤喜愛描繪人群和大自然景象的動態,取材自日常事物的隨意聯想,淋漓或遊人、海浪與游魚,均是其創作對象。他善用富有節奏感的線條建構細緻嚴謹的畫面,呈現融味盎然的異想世界。作品獲香港藝術館及私人收藏。

Selected Solo Exhibitions

Echoes of Nature 山之音, 2025

Threading Oceans 海歸線, 2021

Odysseys 遊戲人間

Nirvana 人間遊戲

Collection

Hong Kong Museum of Art

Selected Works

Beyond Sea

  • CHAN Kwan-lok 陳鈞樂
    Beyond Sea 海海
    2024
    Ink and colour on paper
    90.5 x 123.5cm

Shelter II

  • CHAN Kwan-lok 陳鈞樂
    Shelter II
    2023
    Ink on paper
    23.5 x 19.5cm

Ocean Ruins

  • CHAN Kwan-lok 陳鈞樂
    Ocean Ruins 海遺址
    2020
    Ink and color on paper
    128 x 472.5 cm (a set of 5)

  • The ocean I once knew sadly is no longer the same.  Time has taken its toll and with changes in the environment and human activities, our ocean has been altered forever. While its creatures and various life forms continue to fight for survival, their efforts have proven futile. Many will likely forget what lies beneath as time passes, letting these memories become myths or mere history. Perhaps there is no difference between past and present. What happens today will eventually turn into tomorrow's relics.

    隨着時間的推移,大海逐漸被侵蝕,海洋生物盡力抵抗,卻徒勞無功,海洋本來的面目或許已經截然不同。時間過去令人遺忘這裡的一切,成為歷史或神話。過去和現在或者沒有區別,當下也終歸變成未來的遺址。

Publication

Bound by Nature 人山人海

  • Spanning 2019 to 2025, this exhibition traces Chan Kwan Lok’s evolving artistic journey through four chapters—”Threading Oceans", “Pilgrim”, “Echoes of Nature”, and “Lyrical Moment”.

    展覽涵蓋了陳君樂於2019至2025年間的藝術創作歷程,透過四個篇章 —《海歸線》、《朝聖者》、《山之音》與《徒然草》— 展現其藝術語言的演變與深化。


    Co-published by the artist Chan Kwan-lok and Grotto Fine Art Limited
    Year: 2025
    Forewords: Henry Au-yeung, Anselmo Reyes, Keeper of the Take A Step Back Collection and Zhou Jin
    Format: 286 x 213 mm, 272 colour pages, ​​open-flat Smyth binding
    Design: Frinight Studio
    Language: Chinese and English

    由藝術家陳鈞樂與嘉圖現代藝術共同出版
    年份:2025
    前言:歐陽憲、芮安牟、退一步齋主人及周晉
    格式:286 x 213 毫米,272 頁全彩,平攤線膠裝訂
    設計:五後工作室
    語言:中英文