Artwork for the Collect Hong Kong 2025 curated by the Hong Kong Art Centre
- Alan Chan
- Apr 12
- 1 min read

In this evocative piece, a Baikamo water plant flows gracefully in the pristine waters of a river in Oshino, Japan. "The Flow of Life" emphasizes the fundamental role of water in sustaining life. The crystal-clear water, originating from Mount Fuji's snow-capped peaks, undergoes a decade-long natural filtration through ancient lava rocks, resulting in some of the purest water on Earth, nurturing the vibrant Baikamo plant.
The Baikamo, thriving in its pure environment, symbolizes growth and vitality. Its delicate leaves and stems dance in the clear water, reflecting the plant's resilience and beauty. The artwork invites viewers to contemplate the delicate balance of our ecosystem and the indispensable value of water.
The beauty of this image is accentuated by light reflections on the river, creating dynamic textures. The sunlight casts intricate lights and shadows, highlighting the vibrant green of the Baikamo against its surroundings. This piece instills tranquility and serenity, offering a refreshing escape into nature's beauty and a reminder of the importance of water and plants in our world.
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