"Master Chui’s Golden Snake brings Auspiciousness” is another exhibition draws inspiration from Chinese traditional culture, following the success of "Master Chui's Study" last year. The Chinese have a deep belief in feng shui not only to create a harmonious natural environment but also to attract good fortune. Drawing on Feng Shui principles, Master Chui divided SC Gallery, an excellent geomantic omen, into four key directions, adorned with artworks that enhance prosperity and provide guidance.

In the Year of Yi Si Snake, the South East direction is designated as the "Direction for Romantic Encounters" paintings of peach blossoms and peonies would be the best enhancement. The East is the "Direction for Festive Celebration" where artworks featuring Mount Tai (for hyping up the indoor atmosphere), Boshan censers, gourds and "Bai Shou Tu" for health and blessings. The West is the Direction for Academic Achievements" ideal for displaying Wen Chang Pagodas and couplets. The South is the "Direction for Wealth and Fortune” which cannot be complete without calligraphy or paintings that attract prosperity.

As the saying goes, "Good Feng Shui brings a good mood." Feng Shui is not mere superstition, it is the essence of folk wisdom. The Year of Yi Si Snake (2025) is a year filled with dynamic energy, with Yi representing wood and Si symbolizing fire—together they present growth and vitality. A positive and optimistic attitude is the key, and visiting the Master Chui’s exhibition is a great way to boost your luck. If you're looking to set up your feng shui arrangements for the year, Master Chui is here for you!

(Feng Shui is not an exact science, the exhibition content is for reference only.)

*Pui Chi is here to cosplay for his solo exhibition again, packaging with Feng Shui and pretending to be a specialist!