UOB Kay Hian Presents NAKED FLOWERS EXHIBITION Hong Kong has finally arrived

Be transported to an enchanting secret garden nestled in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui. This  highly acclaimed multisensory art exhibition from Japan is making its mark in Hong Kong for a period of six months.

As you step into the exhibition at 1881 Heritage, you’ll be greeted by the mesmerising 5-metre-tall “NAKED BIG BOOK,” a larger-than-life creation that combines technology and art to create an awe-inspiring visual spectacle.

It’s a perfect introduction to the world of NAKED FLOWERS. Throughout the exhibition you’ll have the opportunity to explore eight areas, each offering a distinct artistic encounter and carefully crafted to provide a variety of experiences, ensuring that there’s something to captivate and engage visitors of all ages.

Stroll along the “FLOWER PATH,” through a garden bursting with vibrant blooms, each petal inviting you to touch and interact with it. Pass through a kaleidoscope-like space with mirrors that rotate in all directions to reflect digital art – zoom in on the flowers and a mysterious world of cells will open up. In the enchanting “DIGITAL FLOWER GARDEN” you’ll find yourself surrounded by a digital wonderland of flowers in a space  meticulously designed to resemble a breathtaking garden, complete with the delicate scent of the Guerlain Aqua Allegoria collection lingering in the air.

The creative genius behind NAKED FLOWERS is Mr. Ryotaro Muramatsu, a highly acclaimed Japanese artist whose remarkable career spans film, television, music videos, and spatial presentations.

Dates: Running for 6 months starting 3rd May
Location: 1881 Heritage, TST