Hilde Mertens
Contemporary Chinese Calligraphy
the ink meditation room
November 8-15
228 Electric Road, Fortress Hill
a Hang lUng Property
The Ink Meditation Room offers an immersive installation of Contemporary Chinese Calligraphy and Ink, inviting our guests to pause, reflect, and engage with art and culture. This unique exhibition allows visitors to delve into the meaning and creative process behind the eight characters that Hilde uses to explore the paradigms of constant change and Qi, interdependence and the essence of all things, when writing ink becomes meditation.
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Throughout the duration of the installation, the Meditation Room will also serve as a venue for music performances, a storytelling collaboration with Lingnan University, meditation sessions, and a variety of other artistic expressions.
Additional events around AI and art, as well as art investing, will be announced soon
in collaboration with
the Belgian days 2025
Hang lung properties
lingnan university
Annie Tsoi: Intellectual Property Specialist and Art Curator
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Annie is a seasoned specialist in Intellectual Property (IP) and a former Secretary General of AIPPI ( The International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property). She has an extensive career spanning over three decades as an IP lawyer and advisor. Her expertise has focused on ownership and licensing, providing invaluable guidance to clients navigating complex IP matters. In recent years, Annie has transitioned her work into the art and creative industries, leveraging her legal background to support artistic endeavors.​
​As an Art Curator, Annie advises and supports artists in the organization and curation of exhibitions. For the Belgian Days 2025, she serves as both Curator and Project Director of the Hilde Mertens “Ink Meditation Room” exhibition. This unique Chinese Calligraphy Installation fosters collaboration among artists, professionals, and Hong Kong blue chip companies, bringing together diverse voices around art, culture, and storytelling.
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