Home is Where the Heart is
"Home is Where the Heart is" is a boxed zine series directed at the definition of home and a sense of belonging from a personal perspective after a recent stay with parents and friends in Hong Kong.
Tiffany Cheung
Illustration 2023
Tiffany Cheung is a Hong Kong illustrator based in Bristol and currently studying illustration at the University of the West of England. With a great interest in printmaking, her work mainly addresses the sense of belonging with the visual language of drawing bold and graphic designs, using the symbolic meaning of materials, shapes and colours aiming to give her audiences resonation, comfort or awareness. Her work encourages different perspectives of thinking and ideas that allow a ground of communication through publications and prints with the research from photoshoots, films and screenplays. She wishes to connect with more people related to the industry through artist residencies or publications in the future.
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Kowloon Walled City: 10 Happenings Conversations
A publication about how people lived in a small region with a large population in the 60s. To convey the notion of how individuals connect and live in a difficult environment that they see as home.
Nineteen Eighty-Four
A publication which is intended to named the same as a dystopian novel written by George Orwell, which the novel intends to highlight the dangers of excessive government authority, tyranny, and coercive dominance over society.
Comfort Food
A CMYK separation lithographic print of dinner on dining table which is my last meal at home in a recent trip in Hong Kong after three years, defining the meaning of home and belonging personally as an international student.
Let There be Light
A CMYK separation screen-print of elements showing hope, aliveness and vividness and people will be guided by the lights to the bright way. Embossed with the bible quote from Genesis showing the power of the light.
Kids in Calais
A double page spread continued after the actual work which is a booklet about the journey of a kid going to Calais to immigrate from home, to show the problem of being in discrimination, language, police brutality and mental problems.