An exhibition of iconic characters from a galaxy far, far away depicted in a classical Chinese style by Hong Kong artist, Tik Ka will be shown at China Exchange, London in January.

Demonstrating a fusion between Western film culture and Chinese poetic art, Chinese Star Pot allows visitors to explore elements of Chinese symbolism and the artist’s good-humoured interpretation of both Empire and Jedi.

Tik Ka’s creativity has taken a deep root in China’s traditional culture; he has incorporated strong Chinese traits in his artistic expression. By fusing distinct Chinese characteristics with Western elements and the Japanese superflat technique, Tikka creates his own recognisable style.

Admission free

Opening Times:

• Wednesday 6 January 12noon-6pm
• Thursday 7 January 12noon-6pm
• Friday 8 January 12noon-7pm
• Saturday 9 January 12noon-6pm
• Sunday 10 January  12noon-6pm

Address: China Exchange, 32a Gerrard Street, Chinatown, London W1D 6JA

About the artist: Tik Ka began his artistic career in 2006. He is known for the “So Ha” Art, demonstrating different aspects of traditional Chinese culture with loveable baby characters. In the recent body of work, Tikka investigates the traditional Chinese value of death and life.

Tik Ka has collaborated with commercial brands and corporations, including HK Commercial Radio, 7-Eleven, Heineken, Coca Cola, Nescafe, One2free, Tsui Wah Restaurant Group, Plaza Hollywood, Metro City Plaza, Henderson Land Development Company, Devilrobots of Singapore, Artoyez and Peugeot.

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