For the first time in Hong Kong in 2013, the Art Supermarket invited 2 french Street artists, JM Robert and Acet to exhibit at the gallery and handle a live performance in the street where artists painted fake walls and destroyed them to give away pieces of them to the guests. JM Robert: The damaged walls of buildings fascinate JM Robert. He always feels the thrill in front of deteriorated and degraded walls, this is his source of inspiration. On one hand he tries to develop his own aesthetic design of ruins, on the other hand his paintings want to speak a contemporary language that reflects the history and story of our cities. Acet: Murals are the chosen field of Acet because of the opportunities space offers and graffiti is his universe. Acet remains curious and constantly innovative. He continues to import his personality onto canvas, explores new graphic techniques and never hesitates to test the boundary of street art. Acet is a member of Monegasque National Committee of the International Association of Plastic Arts at UNESCO. The Art Supermarket Art is not just for people to appreciate from afar, but also to bring into their lives, to own. Art Supermarket is an unconventional art gallery with the ambition to bring excellent and original art into our daily lives. The gallery showcases a wide range of art works by emerging Asian and Western contemporary artists, and is known to be a forward-looking contributor to the Hong Kong arts scene. The gallery was founded in 2011 by its current director Michael Manzardo, and has occupied the same location since that time, on a lovely terrace in the heart of Hong Kong’s Central district. Art Supermarket – Art for All. http://www.artsupermarketasia.com/acet-jm-robert
