Blindspot Gallery

Igshaan Adams, Bi Rongrong, Kazuko Miyamoto, Angela Su, Aiko Tezuka, Yee I‑Lann

Soft Borders

Sep 15 – Nov 7, 2026
Opening: Saturday, Sep 12, 3pm – 6pm

Courtesy Blindspot Gallery.

The gallery is pleased to present Soft Borders featuring works by Igshaan Adams, Bi Rongrong, Kazuko Miyamoto, Angela Su, Aiko Tezuka, and Yee I‑Lann. Bringing together artists across diverse geographies and material approaches, the exhibition examines how borders — social, cultural, historical, and geographical — are stretched, untethered, and reimagined. Themes of community, labor, technology, and globalization come into focus. While the artists engage with the logic of weaving, embroidery, and interlacing, their material vocabularies extend beyond the thread to encompass beads, wire, bamboo, hair, metal, and enamel. Textile and fiber are approached not as singular mediums, but as sites of negotiation — between bodies and systems, hand and machine, softness and power.


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Set up in 2010, Blindspot Gallery is a Hong Kong-based contemporary art gallery. The gallery began with a primary focus on contemporary photography and image-based art, and has evolved to include diverse media in contemporary art. The gallery represents both emerging and established artists, mainly from Hong Kong and the region but also beyond.


Articles

Angela Su 徐世琪 / In-Residence / January 25, 2025
Leung Chi Wo 梁志和 / Studio / May 29, 2023
Wing Po So 蘇詠寶 / Review / April 14, 2022
Sin Wai Kin 單慧乾 / Feature / February 6, 2022
Lau Hok Shing, So Wing Po, Zhang Ruyi 劉學成、蘇詠寶、張如怡 / Feature / January 19, 2021
Luke Ching Chin Wai, South Ho Siu Nam / Feature / October 24, 2019
Isaac Chong Wai / Studio / April 22, 2019
Leung Chi Wo / Feature / April 12, 2018
Angela Su / Review / September 13, 2017
Eason Tsang / Review / December 3, 2016
Angela Su / Studio / October 7, 2016


Represented artists
Chen Wei, Un Cheng, Isaac Chong Wai, Hao Jingban, South Ho Siu Nam, Jiang Pengyi, Jiang Zhi, Nadav Kander, Sarah Lai, Lam Tung Pang, Leung Chi Wo, Martin Parr, So Wing Po, Angela Su, Trevor Yeung