Studio 1117
拾柒工房
    (Formerly Artminor
無念空間)

    Empowering Creativity, Inclusion, and Community Through Art

    Contact Information:

    Address: Rm 1511, Wing Hang Ind. Bldg., 13-29 Kwai Hei Street, Kwai Fong, Hong Kong
    Tel: +852 9378 3007
    WhatsApp: +852 5429 4126
    Email: [email protected]
    Website: www.studio1117.art

    About Us

    Led by Reggae Siu (
怪獸), a multidisciplinary artist and educator,
    Studio1117
拾柒工房 is a creative hub dedicated to fostering        
    inclusivity and creativity through ceramics, visual arts, and performance.
    With over 20 years of experience in Hong Kong’s inclusive art scene,
    we specialize in tailor-made programs that empower individuals
    —particularly disadvantaged groups and those with special education needs
    —while promoting community development and handcrafting career pathways.
    Our exhibitions and workshops inspire personal growth and collective connection.


    Professional Summary

    Reggae (
怪獸), a veteran artist and educator, merges cultural insight with hands-on teaching to empower students,
    organizations, and communities through inclusive art. With expertise in ceramics, SAORI textile art, Nagomi Pastel,
    and Sogetsu Ikebana, he has curated impactful exhibitions and led workshops that bridge diverse abilities,
    fostering creativity and self-expression for all.


    Educational Background

    2024: Diploma in Basic & Advanced Pastel-Nagomi Art Instruction (
正指), Hong Kong
    2020: Diploma in Basic Pastel-Nagomi & Associated Art Instruction (
準指), Hong Kong
    2014: Master of Cultural Studies, Lingnan University, Hong Kong
    2014: Certificate in Instructor Training, SAORI Hiroba, Osaka, Japan
    2008–2013: Teacher’s Diploma (No. 3043308), Sogetsu School of Ikebana, Hong Kong
    2001–2002: Art Specialist Course in Ceramics, Visual Arts Centre, Hong Kong
    1991: Certificate in Design, Manawatu Polytechnic, Palmerston North, New Zealand

   
    Key Exhibitions

    Our exhibitions showcase creativity and inclusivity:

    2023: 織野。惜耶 Eccove - 「共生的藝術」 (‘Symbiotic Art’ Ecological Project) (Curated)
    – Led ecological art initiative with workshops for diverse groups

    2022: SEAM - 紗鷗麗 越界 (IFAID) (Curated)
    – Organized inclusive festival with SAORI
50th Anniversary) outreach, celebrating diversity

    2011: 細泥()嘢 – Group Exhibition at i-dArt, Hong Kong
    – Showcased student-teacher ceramics collaboration

    2010: SAORI Art and Disability Exhibition
    – Tuen Mun Town Plaza : Empowered disadvantaged artists through public display

    2004: 大喜作業 – Ceramics Exhibition, Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre
    – Highlighted handcrafting skills and community talent


    Teaching & Art-Related Work Experience

    Jan 2025–Present (Planned): Manager & Art Educator, Studio 1117
拾柒工房
    –
Leading ceramics and visual arts programs
    Sept 2005–Dec 2024: Manager & Art Educator, Artminor.org (
無念空間)
    – Designed workshops in ceramics, movement, and visual tactile diaries for diverse communities
    Dec 2000–Sept 2005: Manager, Workshop HF (
歡喜陶)
    – Facilitated community engagement through ceramics
    June 1998–Apr 2004: Pottery Tutor, Cobo Ceramic Workshop (
大陶工作室)
    – Mentored students of all ages in ceramics techniques


    Workshops & Community Projects

    Since 2000, we’ve partnered with organizations like Chosen Power, HKADA, HKSEA,
    and CCCD to deliver over 100 tailor-made workshops, reaching thousands of participants across schools,
    NGOs, and community centers. Our programs emphasize:

    Individual Empowerment: Creative growth for all, especially those with special needs
    Disadvantaged Groups: Inclusive arts for underserved communities
    Handcrafting Career Development: Skill-building in ceramics and visual arts for professional pathways
    Community Development: Collaborative projects that strengthen social bonds


    Highlights:

    2020–Present: Ongoing adaptive arts programs with schools and NGOs, blending ceramics and movement
    2009: Community Music Journey – Adapted performances into school workshops on creativity
    2006: DanceAbility – Inclusive dance workshops for diverse abilities, CCCD
    2004–2010: Jockey Club Arts Seed Project – Engaged over 100 schools and kindergartens with 100+ art days


    Why Partner with Studio 1117?

    Offering Tailor-Made Programs: Customized workshops for students, educators, and organizations
    Fostering Inclusivity: Proven success in supporting special education needs and disadvantaged groups
    Sparking Creative Empowerment: Hands-on ceramics, SAORI, and Nagomi Pastel to ignite imagination
    Building Career Pathways: Training in handcrafting arts for personal and professional growth
    Driving Community Impact: Exhibitions and projects that unite and inspire


    Skills
    Ceramics and pottery instruction
    Curriculum design and workshop facilitation
    Visual arts (SAORI textile art, Nagomi Pastel, Sogetsu Ikebana)
    Community engagement and inclusive education
    Professional Affiliations
    Chosen Power (People First Hong Kong)
    Hong Kong Art Development Association (HKADA)
    Hong Kong Society for Education in Art (HKSEA)
    Centre for Community Cultural Development (CCCD)
    i-dArt of TWGHs

Studio 1117拾柒工房, under the vision of Reggae (怪獸), invites schools and organizations to collaborate on transformative art experiences. Contact us to design a program, exhibition, or workshop that meets your needs!

We look forward to hearing from you soon.

Yours sincerely,
Reggae (
怪獸) & the Studio1117 Team