Crazy Space × Youth Art New Generation Art Promotion: Sophie's Alternative Appreciation World - Leung Sau Fan Art Exhibition presents approximately 26 works by Macau artist Leung Sau Fan (Sophie) at the "Young Artists Exhibition Room" in the Crazy Space 10 Creative Garden.

The exhibition is structured around three narrative threads from the creator's perspective:

1. "Love Poem Series": Uses composite materials like roses, gauze, lace, and mesh to symbolize purity, fragility, temptation, and restraint in love. These works can be transformed into brooches, metaphorically representing the intimacy and internalization of affection.
2. "Devil's Temptation Series": Through paintings and sketchbooks, presents the personification of the seven deadly sins. Demons adorned with华丽 masks conceal their true nature, guiding viewers to confront desire and the shadows of human nature.
3. "Story Series": Draws inspiration from religion, fairy tales, films, and social issues, extending the cultural layers of visual narrative.

The exhibition constructs a visual field interwoven with sensibility and symbolism, inviting viewers to reflect on the implicit relationships between self and the world during observation.

Artist Introduction: Leung Sau Fan (Sophie) was born in Macau. She holds a Ph.D. in Design from Tatung University (Taiwan), a Master's in Communication Design (Illustration) from Kingston University London (UK), and a Bachelor's from the Department of Textiles and Clothing at Fu Jen Catholic University. She is currently the Director of 1874 Art Gallery and has previously served as an Assistant Professor at Taipei City University of Science and Technology and a lecturer at Macau City University. Her creative style presents a dark,华丽 aesthetic, excelling in magical themes and the cross-disciplinary use of mixed media. Her works combine visual narrative and cultural symbolism. Her pieces have been exhibited and collected in London, Venice, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Taipei, Kaohsiung, and Macau. She has also presented papers at international academic platforms such as the IASDR International Design Symposium in Manchester, UK, and the Japan JSSD Design Association, showcasing the diverse aspects of her integration of theoretical research and artistic practice.