What’s on my mind?.......


...how do we exist when certainty disappears? Through sculpture, installation, drawing, and found objects, I explore states of being that are continuously constructed through our relationship with materials, space, the body, and time. 



About



JUNNY CHUN AU-YEUNG (b. 1991) is a Hong Kong-born artist currently based in Coventry, the United Kingdom. He graduated from Estonian Academy of Arts with a Master’s degree in Contemporary Arts in 2022. Working across sculpture, installation, photography, drawing, and moving image, his practice explores the relationship between belonging, temporality, and states of existence. Through everyday objects, bodily gestures, and spatial interventions, he investigates how individuals locate themselves within the uncertainty.


His earlier works emerged from experiences of migration and questions surrounding the notion of home. Using fragmented furniture, symbols, and dysfunctional objects, he examined how people navigate unfamiliar environments and search for orientation. In recent years, his focus has gradually shifted from geographical belonging to temporal belonging, exploring things that feel familiar yet remain unreachable—including places, memories, imagined futures, and former versions of the self.


His works often inhabit states of suspension, repetition, and incompletion. Through fragmented objects, dysfunctional structures, and everyday materials situated between utility and obsolescence, he seeks to materialise psychological experiences that are difficult to articulate, reflecting on how one understands oneself and one’s relationship to the surrounding world in the absence of clear direction.


For Junny, making art is an ongoing process of dialogue with himself. Recurring traces, doubles, and unfinished gestures appear throughout his work as both temporal counterparts and companions generated through prolonged encounters with solitude.


Rather than seeking answers, his practice dwells within a transitional space constructed by consciousness itself. Situated between familiarity and estrangement, movement and stagnation, past and future, his work continues to explore how one might coexist with oneself in a condition where return is impossible and arrival remains out of reach.



Education

2020-2022
Master of Contemporary Art, Estonian Academy of Arts

2013-2015
Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Visual Arts, Hong Kong Baptist University



Solo Exhibition

2026
Here is Enough, Copper Leg Art Residency, Vaskjala, Estonia

2025
An Ongoing Rehearsal within a Labyrinth, Copper Leg Art Residency, Vaskjala, Estonia

2023
You’ve Been in My Mind, Hobusepea Gallery, Tallinn, Estonia

2021
All That I Want Is To Be Yours, Raja Gallery, Tallinn, Estonia

Don’t Think That I Am Pushing You Away, Vent Space, Tallinn, Estonia


2018
2543, Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre, Hong Kong



Group Exhibition

2026
EOP Summer Camp Show, Eastside Projects, Birmingham, United Kingdom

Can’t Do Hard Sun Whim, Kuressaare Raegalerii, Saaremaa, Estonia


2022
I Came Here To Be Alone, I Also Came Here To Be Alone, Tallinn Art Hall, Tallinn, Estonia

TASE Graduation Show (MA), Tallinn, Estonia

Young Sculptor Award Competition, ARS Kunstilinnak, Tallinn, Estonia


2021
Wet Hearts Of Everyday Thoughts, Tallinn, Estonia

Second Act, Viljandi, Estonia


2020
From Rubbles To Wonders, Grotto Fine Arts, Hong Kong


2019 
Fine Art Asia/ Ink Asia, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre 

Pearl And Beyond, Koo Ming Kown Exhibition Gallery, Hong Kong


2016
First Smash 3, Art Experience Foundation



Residency

2026
Copper Leg Art Residency, Estonia

2025
Copper Leg Art Residency, Estonia

2022
Maajaam, Estonia



Award

2022
TASE Graduation Show (MA) Young Artist Award, awarded by Estonian Academy of Arts

Contemporary Sculpture Award, awarded by International Sculpture Center

Young Sculptor Award, awarded by Estonian Academy of Arts