You will never walk alone 齊上齊落

Name: You will never walk alone 齊上齊落
Brand: Lumli Lumlong
Price: 149.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

Lumli Lumlong

Open Edition prints

Size

Canvas wrap

Rolled canvas

Image comes unstretched with 50mm border

White edge

The image is printed on the front with white edge

Mirror wrap

The images outer few cm is replicated on the edges

Image wrap

The outer part of the image wraps around the edges

Original medium: Oil on canvas

Print medium: Hahnemühle Daguerre Canvas

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Canvas wrap: Canvas is delivered unstretched with 50mm border on each side. It will be packaged carefully in a tube.

Print medium: Printed, using the giclée method, on Hahnemühle Daguerre Canvas. A 400 gsm matt-coated inkjet canvas made from mixed polyester-cotton fabric with a fine, uniform surface texture, it is acid- and lignin-free and meets the most exacting requirements in terms of age resistance. The bright white canvas is characterised by its high degree of whiteness.

Shipping: We currently ship to the UK and Continental Europe only, with a delivery duration of 4-7 business days within UK and 7-10 business days across Continental Europe. Delivery to Europe will be subjected to additional import VAT and duties to be paid to the courier directly.

Canvas wrap: Canvas is hand stretched on 38mm-deep knotless solid kiln-dried fir stretcher bars from sustainable sources in Europe. Stretched canvas comes with built-in corner wedges that make it easy to tighten the canvas. It arrives ready to hang, backed with brown framing tape and a flat hanging system that keeps your canvas lying perfectly against the wall. Image is printed on the front of the canvas, with a solid white edge.

Shipping: We currently ship to the UK and Continental Europe only, with a delivery duration of 7-10 business days within UK and 10-15 business days across Continental Europe. Delivery to Europe will be subjected to additional import VAT and duties to be paid to the courier directly.

Canvas wrap: Canvas is hand stretched on 38mm-deep knotless solid kiln-dried fir stretcher bars from sustainable sources in Europe. Stretched canvas comes with built-in corner wedges that make it easy to tighten the canvas. It arrives ready to hang, backed with brown framing tape and a flat hanging system that keeps your canvas lying perfectly against the wall. Image appears in full on the front, with the image’s outer few millimetres copied and replicated on the edges of the canvas.

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Includes donation and standard shipping within the UK (exact VAT and shipping amount to be calculated at check out)

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Description +-

Specific to the usage in the Chinese language, "Hand" and "Foot" convey an everlasting bond amongst siblings. It is used to describe the relationship between fellow protesters in the Hong Kong democratic movement. Despite adopting varying tactics ranging from more radical frontline roles to moderate backend support, most protesters support each other as an indispensable part of the body and ensure each other's safety.

By using this symbol, this painting portrays the deep connection among the protesters uniting for the same movement close to the bottom of their heart. It was created after a large scale rally on 1 July 2019 with 500,000 participants, where some of them stormed into the parliament (the Legislative Council).

Artist +-

Lumli Lumlong

Born into working-class families, Lumli Lumlong studied together in France for 5 years with very limited financial means. They studied Fine Arts in École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris. Most of their artwork, which have been exhibited and collected by individuals in Hong Kong, Paris, London, Sydney, New York, Dublin and Prague, is mostly oil-painting in a grotesque style with a shared aim, revealing social realities. They have published their collection of artwork entitled “Liberarts” and “The Hong Kong Metamorphosis”. Under the rule of China, they were repeatedly criticized by the pro-Chinese Communist Party media for allegedly violating the National Security Law and using art to promote Hong Kong independence. “Liberarts” was then listed as a banned book. In 2021, they fled Hong Kong to the UK. Despite being suppressed, the couple still hope to use their works to contribute to their beloved hometown, Hong Kong.

In addition to their artistic creations, they spent the next fifteen years teaching painting after returning to Hong Kong from France. They established their own art studio, teaching mainstream students, students with autism, sponsored students and rehabilitated youths and more. They were lecturers of oil-painting at the School of Continuing and Professional Studies, The Chinese University of Hong Kong.

According to Lumli Lumlong, social reality can be more “terrifying” than their artistic creations and compassion is the ultimate expression of one’s imagination.

Donation +-

Based on our agreement with the artist, 20% of the pre-VAT price excluding frames will be donated to support the social movement. Donation will be allocated across Hong Kong Watch and Hong Kong Assistance and Resettlement Community

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