Kazakh fabric artist’s Hong Kong exhibition reflects on heritage and ‘historical traumas’

10/11/2025 1 Views

Kazakh artist Gulnur Mukazhanova’s large-scale installation soaring above the entrance of The Mills, in Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong, is a dazzling display of traditional Central Asian textiles.

Stretching three storeys high above the atrium of the cultural space – converted from former cotton mills – the clusters of irregular-shaped, brightly hued fabric, called False Hope or Moment of the Present, exemplify the power of perspective.

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