The reflects on family history through a daughter’s eyes. Exploring the archive of her late father, Hong Kong documentary photographer Chak Wai-leung, Chak Man-ching pieces together vintage photos to savor bittersweet fragments of a bygone Hong Kong.

The Chak family has been tied to Hong Kong’s peaks for three generations. Her grandparents originally settled in Chuen Lung village. Her father later raised his family in Kowloon City—living out the industrious spirit “Below the Lion Rock”—before eventually retiring back to Chuen Lung. Today, Man-ching carries on this mountain legacy.

Tracing a journey from the grit of Lion Rock to the serenity of Tai Mo Shan, this exhibition at Koon Man Space interweaves generational light and shadow. It stands as a profound tribute to a father, proving that art belongs outside the frame—fully integrated into the rhythm of daily life.