Helping Hands

Architects, designers and artists, as well as the patrons who support them, turned out in force in September for the opening of Critically Homemade, an exhibition hosted at Soho House by non-profit organisation the Design Trust. Criticially Homemade is the latest initiative led by the charity, which supports creative projects in Hong Kong and around the Greater Bay Area. For the project, Marisa Yiu, co-founder and executive director of the Design Trust, asked designers and artists to make an object at home while they were social distancing because of the pandemic. The only limitations were that the object should be able to fit in the palm of their hands and that it should tackle current social, educational or environmental needs. Among the more than 70 fun and functional results were…

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Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, November 2020

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