Touch. Do Not Please the Work of Art by Cornelia Erdmann [HONG KONG] Leave your mark on this playful installation. The artist invites your interaction, exploring touch and its demarcations – what we can touch, who we can touch, appropriate touch and the emotional connotations of touch. This glow in the dark installation comes to life at night with stroboscope spotlights and captures you touching, looking and passing the artwork, casting your silhouettes and shadows like an instant personal graffiti. Go ahead – Touch! German born, Hong Kong based artist Cornelia Erdmann creates site specific public artworks in Europe, US & Asia, using technology, light and mixed media. Her pieces range from interactive installations to sculptures and interventions. She has a Master's degree in architecture and an MFA in Public Art. Cornelia focuses on the interaction of space and society, creating a smile on the way.

The students came up with the concept for the large artwork, which depicts a bottle of bubbles, wand and floating bubbles, through sharing their own personal and family experiences with asthma. "We wanted to create something that was symbolic of breath and air, as well as childhood," said Cory Bricking, an art teacher at Tates Creek Middle School working on his master's degree in art education at UK. "We selected the bottle design because we remembered how as kids we loved blowing bubbles."