Hong Kong, China -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/12/2015 -- 'Egoism', the latest show which exhibits Michael Andrew Law's work, started last week and is continuing to attract the attention of people across Hong Kong. It is being held at the Gallery Art Lawman and is largely based on what one can do in order to save the environment by making basic lifestyle changes. The idea that people should not acquire assets that harm the atmosphere; rather they should emphasize on the quality of life, is depicted in clearly in his paintings.

The artist wishes to call the attention of the young generation towards the situations prevalent in the world with regards to the atmosphere. He wants to make them realize that it is in their hands to protect the environment and make the world a better place. The candid emphasis on Hong Kong is interesting.

The website http://www.lawmanart.com has more details about the diverse cultures prevailing in Hong Kong and how it has changed over the years. Since the artist was born and brought up in the city, he, along with his partner, Florence Lawman, include the everyday life of this place in their paintings effectively. The use of colors, depiction of children and the dark side of Hong Kong is quite interesting when it comes to the paintings.

The website says, "Both Michael Andrew Law and Florence Law have a keen sense of art because of their upbringing and their education. They understand a canvas well and that it is a means to put across the fact that it is important to understand the environment well instead of focusing on material things. They are very passionate about the subject and their latest show is based on this idea as a whole."

To obtain more information about the paintings, visit http://www.lawmanart.com

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The website claims that the work of these artists is modern, yet classical. There are themes which make people wonder about the deep-rooted modernism which they have imbibed over the years. Though his paintings cover movies, pop culture, fashion, etc, they do have a personal touch in them which people can relate to.

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Michael Andrew Law (Curator)
Gallery Michael Andrew Law (Hong Kong)
Address: 6 Floor, Leeloong Building
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Email: info@michaelandrewlaw.com
URL: http://www.lawmanart.com