A graduate from RMIT, Wong Kai Kin’s works explore the relationship of human condition in relation to the urban environment, specifically the condition of isolation, loneliness, helpless and boredom. The small paintings that Wong presents are taken from black and white newspaper illustrations of architects computer drawings of show flats. He repaints them using colour and paint texture to give them an emotional content, and is interested in the way we project our dreams and desires through imagining owning material possessions.

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