Aberdeen’s New Art Playground Where Mountains Meet Oceans and Ink Gets Reimagined

A former industrial corner of Hong Kong’s Aberdeen now pulses with creative energy thanks to Alisan Atelier, a sprawling 10,000-square-foot venue blending gallery, library, and museum-grade storage under one roof. Its debut show, “Remaining the Mountain, Becoming the Ocean,” marks the first-ever collaboration between Mok Yat-San and Man Fung Yi—two artists long championed by Alisan Fine Arts but never before exhibited together. Their 22 recent works, including the premiere of “Mokman’s Cosmology,” fuse surreal sculpture, multimedia, and fresh takes on traditional ink art, blurring boundaries between landscape and imagination. While Alisan’s Central headquarters continues to spotlight established ink masters, the new Atelier is designed for experimentation, cross-generational dialogue, and bold new voices. In this southern district space, art isn’t just displayed—it’s redefined, inviting a new wave of curiosity and connection to Hong Kong’s creative scene. #HongKongArt #ContemporaryInk #AlisanAtelier #Culture