01View project ↗A scanner-generated photographic series exploring how images—and the memories attached to them—are preserved, transformed and cared for within constantly updating digital systems.
Wong Chun (Sunny) / Art
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Images, moving pictures and installations shaped by memory, language and the systems around us.
29 artworks · 2020—202401View project ↗
02View project ↗A cameraless photographic series in which machine-learning models reinterpret personal photographs and text, allowing new images to carry echoes of the memories from which they were generated.
03View project ↗A five-minute moving-image work transforming 600 photographs from a London study trip into an AI-generated visual diary of travel, learning and cultural encounter.
04View project ↗An interactive projection combining digitised lecture notes with ECG readings from an Apple Watch, turning academic language and bodily data into an evolving spatial word field.
05View project ↗A sculptural archive of the hardware, sensors and computing components used across four years of art-and-technology projects.
06View project ↗A heat-activated installation in which wax polar bears and their glacier slowly melt, transforming climate data into a physical countdown.
07View project ↗A generative visual system that treats ecology as a syntax—a shifting network in which every line exists through its relationship to another.
08View project ↗An interactive digital projection in which visitors use a number pad to unlock changing visual and textual narratives about awareness.
09View project ↗The exhibition framework bringing MemoryGrid, WordView and TechCore together as an interconnected portrait of four years of creative-media study.
10View project ↗An immersive computational image environment exploring how fragments of thought can be recomposed into a luminous architectural memory.
11View project ↗A sculptural installation that externalises an internal landscape through suspended structure, shadow and technological material.
12View project ↗The exhibition configuration of Aware, extending the interactive system into a shared spatial encounter.
13View project ↗A moving-image study of Budapest shaped through travel, observation and the unstable persistence of place in memory.
14View project ↗A concise computational experiment using the visual language of digital counters, symbols and responsive systems.
15View project ↗A performative moving-image work examining identity, exposure and the symbolic relationship between the body and light.
16View project ↗An interactive work asking viewers to confront how personal worth is measured, entered and displayed by digital interfaces.
17View project ↗A Cantonese-language graphic campaign using humour and direct visual communication to engage a local audience.
18View project ↗A graphic system treating colour as a navigable language of association, location and personal interpretation.
19View project ↗A typographic identity study that turns a direct personal question into a layered visual composition.
20View project ↗A promotional identity developed for a Hong Kong-focused campaign across compact digital and graphic formats.
21View project ↗A short moving-image experiment turning an ordinary material and familiar word into a cinematic visual study.
22View project ↗A photographic exploration of landscape as an imagined, remembered and emotionally reconstructed place.
23View project ↗A photographic series concerned with hesitation, timing and the visual tension immediately before a decision.
24View project ↗A stripped-back photographic study reflecting on the material and conceptual language of film.
25View project ↗A nocturnal photographic observation of artificial light, urban movement and the city as an image-making machine.
26View project ↗A computational work reflecting on disappearance, obsolescence and mortality inside digital culture.
27View project ↗A friendly networked-object concept combining communication, play and a deliberately approachable technological identity.
28View project ↗An early experimental work considering how a fleeting duration can be represented, stored and revisited.
29View project ↗A concise visual statement shaped by care, civic identity and the desire to protect a local community.