Andy Ho
Andy Ho focuses on a three-dimensional practice, with installation and sculpture in various materials. His practice explores the essence and interactions between time-space and human beings, through a logical and conceptually oriented approach. Believing that a place shapes a person, his works investigate the influence of spatial context, socioeconomic phenomena, geography, and cultures on our condition of existence and way of thinking, ultimately proposing a reflection on our perception and sense of identity.
何浩桓專注於以立體為本的創作實踐，涉及多元材料作裝置和雕塑。他的實踐以邏輯和概念導向，探索時空與人類之間的本質和相互作用。本着環境對人之塑造，他的作品研究空間脈絡、社經現狀、地質和文化等對我們存在狀態和思考方式的影響，並以此提出對我們觀念和身份認同的反思。
Granite, steel, concrete
花崗岩、鋼鐵、混凝土
178cm x 110cm x 122cm
178厘米 x 110厘米 x 122厘米
35% of Hong Kong geography is made from granite, and this 35% is mostly located under the city, the city with ups and downs, possibilities, and uncertainties to confront. Granite, supporting and constructing the ground we stand on, reminds us of the values we treasure on this land.
香港的地質有35%由花崗岩構成，而這35%大多位於城市之下，城市面對的跌宕，既有可能亦有未知。花崗岩支撐和構成我們站立之地，提醒着我們在這土地上所珍視的價值。
2022
Steel
120 x 135 x 160 cm
Inclined, with two flukes not in the soil, the anchor of the campus seems not hooked firmly but loosening and easily to be lifted. A state illustrating the mobility of buildings and changeability of cities in macroscopic human history. In contrast to the constructing real estate at the front, the anchor reflects the uncertain state of the campus.
2022
Concrete and extension cable
6 x 5 x 7.2 cm each, 73 pieces, size variable
Extending from the sockets, each concrete plug could be interpreted as a building, a human, or a cell. They resemble one another but aren't identical, and when connected they give a sense of a network and metabolism, each of which could be considered individually as a body, or connected as a body in a collective. ‘Body,’ in this interpretation, is a system of connection, a form of repetition that yet reserves differences among individuals. Connected with the electrical system behind the walls, audiences are surrounded by the artwork plugged in to a system, part of an expanded body.
2023
Granite
5.3 x 3 x 9.7 cm, 7.5 x 3.2 x 11 cm, 8.2 x 6 x 10.7 cm, 9.2 x 7.2 x 18.3 cm
30% of Hong Kong geography is made from granite, and this 30% is mostly located under the city, a city on fragile balance.