At the beginning of 2026, Leo Gallery Hong Kong proudly continued its tradition by bringing together
eight artists from across the globe for the group exhibition “Small is Beautiful 10.” This exhibition
features artists from China, the United States, Germany, France, and Italy, who present their unique
perspectives on contemporary art through diverse creative languages and media.

Each artist's distinctive works reflect profound contemplation and ongoing exploration of art's essence.
Li Yiwen navigates between time and space, employing postmodern methodologies to reconstruct
pictorial narratives, imbuing her works with multiple layers of meaning. Nicole Phungrasamee Fein
constructs serene and delicate layers through the precise application of pigments on paper. Max
Huckle begins with chance materials, intuitively capturing emotional landscapes to transform the
canvas into a layered accumulation of time and transformation. Lin Jing deftly merges artistic and
design vocabularies, demonstrating her persistent and proactive exploration of painting. Li Di centers
her practice on intuition and inner sensation, shifting from Neo-Expressionism to pure painting
inspired by Zen philosophy. Through an open yet restrained language, she invites viewers to reconsider
the essence of art. Milène Sanchez captures the fleeting yet resonant beauty of life through rich floral
hues and hazy backgrounds, replacing narrative with atmosphere to explore the ephemeral moments
of impression. Brad Brown employs unconventional methods, emphasizing the accumulation and
transformation of his work over time through continuous reconstruction and layering. Giulio Frigo
merges figurative painting with abstract light, allowing his pieces to penetrate perception and directly
address emotional and spiritual dimensions.

Through the rich and diverse expressions of artists, Small is Beautiful 10 continues its exploration and
celebration of the subtle beauty found in the smallest things. Those seemingly overlooked details often
hold profound and unique value; the works in this exhibition whisper softly, reminding us to revisit
the easily missed moments and objects in daily life, and to discover the infinite possibilities hidden
within them.