SUN CARPET
When disparate currents of thought, culture, and power converge within a single age, history ceases to be a mere linear progression—it is reshaped where the currents meet. This design draws its inspiration from the carpet details and textures within the Dr Sun Yat-sen Museum, housed in the historic Kom Tong Hall. The composition funnels toward the centre, where layers of colour narrow and overlap before radiating outward once more—like an invisible bridge, drawing together different eras and divergent ideals into a single, unified whole.
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The bright palette of colors intertwines atop a rich purple background, creating a strong contrast and a sense of depth, conjuring a play of light and shadow that transcends time—infusing the gravitas with continuity and hope. The recurring geometric motifs echo the decorative language of Lingnan architecture, while also symbolising the myriad of fragmented forces that constitute history—accumulating, fermenting, and ultimately converging into a momentum that shapes the course of events.
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