Langham Place, Mongkok｜"Hug Christmas LOVE LOVE LOVE" art project debuts: Collaborating with international artist Nina Dzyvulska to connect with Mongkok culture to create a playful "loving" Christmas

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Langham Place collaborates with international artist Nina Dzyvulska, who uses her playful and iconic loving character to create the "Love Love Love" art project this Christmas, encouraging everyone to embrace the beauty around them and convey love with hugs and love. meaning. For this collaboration, Nina designed a series of exquisite artistic illustrations inspired by the unique charm of Mong Kok. The main visual depicts her impression of the Mong Kok community, including street food culture, landmark streets, red vans and sparrows, etc. He also integrated his most iconic loving character into the painting, hoping that everyone can discover the love and warmth hidden around them in their ordinary daily lives, especially during the upcoming Christmas season.

From November 22 to January 1, the large-scale art installation of the iconic love designed by Nina will appear in Tongtian Plaza on the 4th floor of Langham Place, bringing graphic art into reality with a playful and playful three-dimensional image. A 7-meter-tall furry Christmas tree with big glowing eyes has been erected in the Tongtian Plaza of the mall. It keeps looking around, and it will send out heart-warming eyes from time to time to deliver holiday surprises! In addition, many cute illustration characters are also hiding in the forest, waiting for everyone to hug and take photos. Want to own a cast of cute characters? Nina has designed a series of special edition characters for this collaboration, transformed into brightly colored playful stamps, allowing everyone to freely create personalized fashionable goods, and integrate love into daily wear this Christmas.

Langham Place has also taken the lead in launching a sustainable fashion project with Retrovert, a green fashion unit in Mong Kok District, from now on (November 12). It also cooperates with many trendy fashion brand merchants in the venue to encourage everyone to come to Langham Place to donate denim fabrics. Used Clothes will hold a Christmas workshop in December, allowing everyone to give full love to reused fabrics with their own hands to extend the fashionable life, make festive Christmas decorations and give them to people around them, turning old items into endless possibilities.

Nina Dzyvulska’s iconic loving character playfully haunts the Christmas forest art installation

Automatically generated description Langham Place's "Christmas LOVE LOVE LOVE" art project aims to remind everyone to embrace the loved ones around them during the wonderful holidays, while injecting fashionable vitality into the Mong Kok community. International artist Nina Dzyvulska is famous for her unique and playful painting style and her iconic loving illustration characters, which are also her most recognizable creative style. She is good at capturing the tiny details of life, integrating love into daily life, and creating heart-warming paintings. As a young artist born in the 1980s, Nina, who lives in the United States, also likes to communicate with fans from all over the world through the online world. She regularly updates and shares paintings of every touching moment in her life on Instagram, hoping to provide inspiration for people in different environments and positions. , the state heals everyone's emotions, so that when everyone sees the warm paintings while swiping their mobile phones, they will stop for a moment, savor the beautiful messages in them, and put on a smile from the heart.

Langham Place collaborated with Nina to create a large-scale Christmas art installation this time, hoping to connect the community through art. When you walk into this Christmas forest, you will find the 7-meter-tall "Look Look Christmas Tree". A pair of big eyes hanging on the Christmas tree will constantly change their expressions, from blinking, single eyes to heart-eyes, bringing cuteness and playful fun to the entire Christmas forest. Multiple illustration characters appear in different corners of the forest at the same time, opening their hands to remind everyone to hug the loved ones around them in time, and don’t forget to check in and take photos of this warm moment.

Through this collaboration, Nina brings art into Mong Kok and the community, showing the unique local culture in illustrations. Her special edition characters have been transformed into a series of limited edition playful stamps, including egg waffles, ice cream carts, and goldfish. , mahjong, snacks and Hong Kong-style milk tea, etc. During the event, everyone can make personalized fashion hangers with designated purchases as a good match for this Christmas.

Re-Love Pre-Loved Denim Christmas Decoration Event Works with communities and shops to promote sustainable fashion

Automatically generated description As a fashion landmark for local young people, Langham Place cooperated with Retrovert, a green fashion unit in the area, during the "Love Love Love" art project, and also collaborated with on-site merchants, including the international fashion brand American Eagle, Dickies, local street fashion brands BBG, GROCERY and HISSO, etc., collect used denim clothing to promote sustainable fashion. From now until November 24, Langham Place has set up a "Pre-Loved DENIM Recycling Station" on the 6th floor, allowing everyone to donate denim fashion items that they no longer wear. Retrovert will lovingly transform the denim into reusable materials. , for customers to participate in the "Re-Loved Christmas Decoration Workshop" in December and give fashionable old items a second life with their own hands, using reborn materials to make festive denim garlands and denim Christmas tree ornaments.