The Night Market
Give a touch of lightheartedness to the table with the whimsical The Night Market dinnerware collection. Inspired by the vibrant and chaotic atmosphere of Chinese street markets, the patterns adorning the plates, bowls, spoons and small dishes of this collection are filled with humor – watch how the traditional classic blue and white “chinoiserie” patterns mingle with scooters, flip flops, fleets of TV antennas or how chopsticks knit noodles over bowls of soup with exploding rice cookers. With a variety of shapes and patterns in each set, have fun, mix and match and bring an unexpected twist to the everyday table.
One of a kind
Add personality to your home with our unique sculptural objects that are equally useful and ornamental.
Hong Kong inspired prints
Obsessions series – Pipe dream
HK$2,280
Totem series – It’s a fine balance
HK$300 – HK$900
Lucky building series – Hope Well
HK$300 – HK$900
Styrofoam series – Balancing act
HK$300 – HK$900The intricate drawings of Gérard Henry
Sunset on the bay
HK$1,980 – HK$2,830
The majestic Ficus Elastica
HK$1,980 – HK$2,830
Temple dedicated to Guanyin
HK$1,980 – HK$2,830
Tribute to the cut down banian
HK$1,980 – HK$2,830
Limited editions
Looking for something unique? Explore our selection of limited edition prints.
The noodle edit
Do you love noodles as much as we do?
We celebrate noodles with oodles of fun, humour and gusto with our tasty collection of tableware that display noodle-esque patterns and our Fiery noodle art prints series.
Fill your home with noodle love.
Obsessions
This series started between 2020 and 2021 as a release from growing obsessions that arised during lockdowns – namely cleaning and cooking. Julie Progin now continues to create more work for Latitude 22N, drawing from her fixation on patterns to create highly detailed drawings and grow the Obsessions series. These intricate illustrations take their cue from densely decorated Famille Rose Mille Fleurs enameled vases.
The noodle edit
Do you love noodles as much as we do?
We celebrate noodles with oodles of fun, humour and gusto with our tasty collection of tableware that display noodle-esque patterns and our Fiery noodle art prints series.
Fill your home with noodle love.
Obsessions
This series started between 2020 and 2021 as a release from growing obsessions that arised during lockdowns – namely cleaning and cooking. Julie Progin now continues to create more work for Latitude 22N, drawing from her fixation on patterns to create highly detailed drawings and grow the Obsessions series. These intricate illustrations take their cue from densely decorated Famille Rose Mille Fleurs enameled vases.
Journal
Our Journal takes you into our process, our travels and journey so you know where your ceramics come from, how we make them and what inspires us. And since we love cooking almost as much as making ceramics, from time to time, we also share our recipes.
Press & Events
“Julie Progin and Jesse Mc Lin make exquisite contemporary porcelain, working with craftspeople from Jingdezhen province to reinterpret beautiful homewares in a modern context. To visit the work studio it’s best to call in advance.” Scott Weston for Qantas inflight magazine.
Journal
Our Journal takes you into our process, our travels and journey so you know where your ceramics come from, how we make them and what inspires us. And since we love cooking almost as much as making ceramics, from time to time, we also share our recipes.
Press & Events
“Julie Progin and Jesse Mc Lin make exquisite contemporary porcelain, working with craftspeople from Jingdezhen province to reinterpret beautiful homewares in a modern context. To visit the work studio it’s best to call in advance.” Scott Weston for Qantas inflight magazine.
#latitude22n
We take our Instagram wherever we go. We believe in finding joy in everything we do and love to share our inspiration, behind the scenes images, travel photos, events we are hosting or part of, exhibitions we visit and more.
WATERMELON | This fifth illustration in the ‘Obsessions’ series by Julie Progin for Latitude 22N is named after the iconic watermelon ball which is now part of the M+ museum collection.
More than just a toy, the ball is a symbol of Hong Kong’s industrial past as one of the world’s leading plastic toy manufacturers. It has brought joy to children in Hong Kong since the late 1950’s.
Modern versions of the ball can still be found at many local shops bundled up in nets suspended from the ceilings forming beautiful and distinctive red and white bouquet-like patterns that inspired Julie for this drawing.
To create the intricate and excessive ‘Obsessions’ series Julie Progin brought together diverse references including the excessively meticulous traditional Chinese patterns known as wan hua dui (ten thousand flowers piled up or Mille Fleurs) that can be found painted on the surface of porcelain vessels, as well as designs and systems present in Hong Kong’s landscape.
SLITHERING SNAKES | The Lunar New Year is just around the corner and we want to take this opportunity to wish you all a happy, healthy and creative new year of the snake.
Between mountains and sea
“After months at sea
Ships leave behind the high seas
And at last, they catch a glimpse
Of this strange and faraway city,
Crouched like a giant spider
Atop the vast and infinite black expanse of the sea.
A city that rises at the tip of the mainland
At the forefront of high seas,
Clutching in its many legs
A network of scintillating islands.”
Last day to visit the exhibition of Gérard Henry in our studio!
Come say hello and be inspired by his intricate and poetic black and white drawings.
Hong Kong: between mountains and sea
Opening hours 11am-7pm
Finissage drinks today, Sunday 26 from 5 to 7pm
Latitude 22N, unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
A black ink pen and paper always at hand, Gérard Henry quietly explores Hong Kong to
capture the essence of the city in his intricate, delicate, and highly detailed drawings.
Through his compositions he offers us a vision of the city that is thoughtful, romantic, and
poetic—timeless images, that will resonate with anyone who loves Hong Kong.
This exhibition includes over sixty reproductions of Gérard Henry’s drawings, complemented by excerpts from his chronicles about Hong Kong and its intangible spirit.
@gerard.henry
#gérardhenry #latitude22n #hongkong #hongkongbetweenmountainsandsea
Last two days to visit the exhibition of Gérard Henry in our studio!
Come say hello and be inspired by his intricate and poetic black and white drawings.
Hong Kong: between mountains and sea
Until Sunday 26 May, 2024
Opening hours 11am-7pm
Latitude 22N, unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
A black ink pen and paper always at hand, Gérard Henry quietly explores Hong Kong to
capture the essence of the city in his intricate, delicate, and highly detailed drawings.
Through his compositions he offers us a vision of the city that is thoughtful, romantic, and
poetic—timeless images, that will resonate with anyone who loves Hong Kong.
This exhibition includes over sixty reproductions of Gérard Henry’s drawings, complemented by excerpts from his chronicles about Hong Kong and its intangible spirit.
@gerard.henry
#gérardhenry #latitude22n #hongkong #hongkongbetweenmountainsandsea
Gérard Henry
Urban jungle, 2009
Tai Hang
Archival pigment print
20x26 cm
Edition of 20 + AP
© Gérard Henry
Gérard Henry
Hong Kong: Between Mountains and Sea
Drawing exhibition and book launch
Exhibition: 9 May - 26 May
Finissage: 26 May from 5pm to 7pm
Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday 11am to 7 pm
Latitude 22N, Unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
An associated project of @frenchmayartsfest 2024
Prints are available for purchase at the exhibition or on Latitude 22N’s website.
#gérardhenry #hongkongbetweenmountainsandsea #latitude22n #frenchmay
Gérard Henry
Deep Water Bay, 2012
13.5 x 18 cm
Archival pigment print
Edition of 30 + AP
© Gérard Henry
Gérard Henry
Hong Kong: Between Mountains and Sea
Drawing exhibition and book launch
Exhibition: 9 May - 26 May
Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday 11am to 7 pm
Latitude 22N, Unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
An associated project of @frenchmayartsfest 2024
Prints are available for purchase at the exhibition or on Latitude 22N’s website.
#gérardhenry #hongkongbetweenmountainsandsea #latitude22n #frenchmay
Gérard Henry
The majestic Ficus Elastica, 2010
Tai Hang
26 x 20 cm
Archival pigment print
Edition of 20 + AP
© Gérard Henry
Gérard Henry
Hong Kong: Between Mountains and Sea
Drawing exhibition and book launch
Exhibition: 9 May - 26 May
Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday 11am to 7 pm
Latitude 22N, Unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
An associated project of @frenchmayartsfest 2024
Prints are available for purchase at the exhibition or on Latitude 22N’s website.
#gérardhenry #hongkongbetweenmountainsandsea #latitude22n #frenchmay
Gérard Henry
Sunset on the bay, 2016
26 x 20 cm
Archival pigment print
Edition of 20 + AP
© Gérard Henry
Gérard Henry
Hong Kong: Between Mountains and Sea
Drawing exhibition and book launch
Exhibition: 9 May - 26 May
Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday 11am to 7 pm
Latitude 22N, Unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
An associated project of @frenchmayartsfest 2024
Prints are available for purchase at the exhibition or on Latitude 22N’s website.
Gérard Henry
Tribute to the cut down banian, 2009
Tai Hang
Edition of 20 + AP
Archival pigment print
26 x 20 cm
© Gérard Henry
Gérard Henry
Hong Kong: Between Mountains and Sea
Drawing exhibition and book launch
Exhibition: 9 May - 26 May
Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday 11am to 7 pm
Latitude 22N, Unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
An associated project of @frenchmayartsfest 2024
Prints are available for purchase at the exhibition or on Latitude 22N’s website.
Gérard Henry
Teapots in front of the window at Chi Fu Fa Yuen, 2002
Pokfulam
Archival pigment print
13.5 x 18 cm
Edition of 30 + AP
© Gérard Henry
Gérard Henry
Hong Kong: Between Mountains and Sea
Drawing exhibition and book launch
Exhibition: 9 May - 26 May
Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday 11am to 7 pm
Latitude 22N, Unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
An associated project of @frenchmayartsfest 2024
Prints are available for purchase at the exhibition or on Latitude 22N’s website.
Gérard Henry
The tree suspended over Prince’s Terrace, 2003
Mid-Levels
Archival pigment print
22 x 15.85 cm
Edition of 20 + AP
“Hong Kong is engaged in a quiet and perpetual battle with the natural world—a world that quietly
attempts to take over the city and prevail over the built environment. Plants, tiny at first, sprout and
grow in the smallest of crevices within the sidewalks. Trees cling onto the sewage pipes running
down building facades finding nutrients from any minor leak. Old banyan trees cast their invasive
roots into the depth of the city as if seeking to uncover ancient history.”
© Gérard Henry
Gérard Henry
Hong Kong: Between Mountains and Sea
Drawing exhibition and book launch
Exhibition: 9 May - 26 May
Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday 11am to 7 pm
Latitude 22N, Unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
An associated project of @frenchmayartsfest 2024
Gérard Henry
Hong Kong: Between Mountains and Sea
Drawing exhibition and book launch
Exhibition: 9 May - 26 May
Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday 11am to 7 pm
Latitude 22N, Unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
A black ink pen and paper always at hand, Gérard Henry quietly explores Hong Kong to capture the essence of the city in his intricate, delicate, and highly detailed drawings. Through his compositions he offers us a vision of the city that is thoughtful, romantic, and poetic—timeless images, that will resonate with anyone who loves Hong Kong.
As a writer and an art critic publishing and editing magazines, books, as well as chronicles for the radio, Henry extensively documented the arts and culture of Hong Kong. He did not intend to become an artist himself. Henry started to draw to relax, as a form of meditation. But sketching quickly became a daily ritual in his life—an avid stroller and keen observer, he began to fill his notebooks with illustrated and written reflexions, musings, and contemplations. His images complement his writing to archive a place that runs deep in his veins.
This exhibition includes over sixty reproductions of Gérard Henry’s drawings, complemented by excerpts from his chronicles about Hong Kong and its intangible spirit.
#latitude22n
We take our Instagram wherever we go. We believe in finding joy in everything we do and love to share our inspiration, behind the scenes images, travel photos, events we are hosting or part of, exhibitions we visit and more.
WATERMELON | This fifth illustration in the ‘Obsessions’ series by Julie Progin for Latitude 22N is named after the iconic watermelon ball which is now part of the M+ museum collection.
More than just a toy, the ball is a symbol of Hong Kong’s industrial past as one of the world’s leading plastic toy manufacturers. It has brought joy to children in Hong Kong since the late 1950’s.
Modern versions of the ball can still be found at many local shops bundled up in nets suspended from the ceilings forming beautiful and distinctive red and white bouquet-like patterns that inspired Julie for this drawing.
To create the intricate and excessive ‘Obsessions’ series Julie Progin brought together diverse references including the excessively meticulous traditional Chinese patterns known as wan hua dui (ten thousand flowers piled up or Mille Fleurs) that can be found painted on the surface of porcelain vessels, as well as designs and systems present in Hong Kong’s landscape.
SLITHERING SNAKES | The Lunar New Year is just around the corner and we want to take this opportunity to wish you all a happy, healthy and creative new year of the snake.
Between mountains and sea
“After months at sea
Ships leave behind the high seas
And at last, they catch a glimpse
Of this strange and faraway city,
Crouched like a giant spider
Atop the vast and infinite black expanse of the sea.
A city that rises at the tip of the mainland
At the forefront of high seas,
Clutching in its many legs
A network of scintillating islands.”
Last day to visit the exhibition of Gérard Henry in our studio!
Come say hello and be inspired by his intricate and poetic black and white drawings.
Hong Kong: between mountains and sea
Opening hours 11am-7pm
Finissage drinks today, Sunday 26 from 5 to 7pm
Latitude 22N, unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
A black ink pen and paper always at hand, Gérard Henry quietly explores Hong Kong to
capture the essence of the city in his intricate, delicate, and highly detailed drawings.
Through his compositions he offers us a vision of the city that is thoughtful, romantic, and
poetic—timeless images, that will resonate with anyone who loves Hong Kong.
This exhibition includes over sixty reproductions of Gérard Henry’s drawings, complemented by excerpts from his chronicles about Hong Kong and its intangible spirit.
@gerard.henry
#gérardhenry #latitude22n #hongkong #hongkongbetweenmountainsandsea
Last two days to visit the exhibition of Gérard Henry in our studio!
Come say hello and be inspired by his intricate and poetic black and white drawings.
Hong Kong: between mountains and sea
Until Sunday 26 May, 2024
Opening hours 11am-7pm
Latitude 22N, unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
A black ink pen and paper always at hand, Gérard Henry quietly explores Hong Kong to
capture the essence of the city in his intricate, delicate, and highly detailed drawings.
Through his compositions he offers us a vision of the city that is thoughtful, romantic, and
poetic—timeless images, that will resonate with anyone who loves Hong Kong.
This exhibition includes over sixty reproductions of Gérard Henry’s drawings, complemented by excerpts from his chronicles about Hong Kong and its intangible spirit.
@gerard.henry
#gérardhenry #latitude22n #hongkong #hongkongbetweenmountainsandsea
Gérard Henry
Urban jungle, 2009
Tai Hang
Archival pigment print
20x26 cm
Edition of 20 + AP
© Gérard Henry
Gérard Henry
Hong Kong: Between Mountains and Sea
Drawing exhibition and book launch
Exhibition: 9 May - 26 May
Finissage: 26 May from 5pm to 7pm
Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday 11am to 7 pm
Latitude 22N, Unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
An associated project of @frenchmayartsfest 2024
Prints are available for purchase at the exhibition or on Latitude 22N’s website.
#gérardhenry #hongkongbetweenmountainsandsea #latitude22n #frenchmay
Gérard Henry
Deep Water Bay, 2012
13.5 x 18 cm
Archival pigment print
Edition of 30 + AP
© Gérard Henry
Gérard Henry
Hong Kong: Between Mountains and Sea
Drawing exhibition and book launch
Exhibition: 9 May - 26 May
Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday 11am to 7 pm
Latitude 22N, Unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
An associated project of @frenchmayartsfest 2024
Prints are available for purchase at the exhibition or on Latitude 22N’s website.
#gérardhenry #hongkongbetweenmountainsandsea #latitude22n #frenchmay
Gérard Henry
The majestic Ficus Elastica, 2010
Tai Hang
26 x 20 cm
Archival pigment print
Edition of 20 + AP
© Gérard Henry
Gérard Henry
Hong Kong: Between Mountains and Sea
Drawing exhibition and book launch
Exhibition: 9 May - 26 May
Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday 11am to 7 pm
Latitude 22N, Unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
An associated project of @frenchmayartsfest 2024
Prints are available for purchase at the exhibition or on Latitude 22N’s website.
#gérardhenry #hongkongbetweenmountainsandsea #latitude22n #frenchmay
Gérard Henry
Sunset on the bay, 2016
26 x 20 cm
Archival pigment print
Edition of 20 + AP
© Gérard Henry
Gérard Henry
Hong Kong: Between Mountains and Sea
Drawing exhibition and book launch
Exhibition: 9 May - 26 May
Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday 11am to 7 pm
Latitude 22N, Unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
An associated project of @frenchmayartsfest 2024
Prints are available for purchase at the exhibition or on Latitude 22N’s website.
Gérard Henry
Tribute to the cut down banian, 2009
Tai Hang
Edition of 20 + AP
Archival pigment print
26 x 20 cm
© Gérard Henry
Gérard Henry
Hong Kong: Between Mountains and Sea
Drawing exhibition and book launch
Exhibition: 9 May - 26 May
Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday 11am to 7 pm
Latitude 22N, Unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
An associated project of @frenchmayartsfest 2024
Prints are available for purchase at the exhibition or on Latitude 22N’s website.
Gérard Henry
Teapots in front of the window at Chi Fu Fa Yuen, 2002
Pokfulam
Archival pigment print
13.5 x 18 cm
Edition of 30 + AP
© Gérard Henry
Gérard Henry
Hong Kong: Between Mountains and Sea
Drawing exhibition and book launch
Exhibition: 9 May - 26 May
Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday 11am to 7 pm
Latitude 22N, Unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
An associated project of @frenchmayartsfest 2024
Prints are available for purchase at the exhibition or on Latitude 22N’s website.
Gérard Henry
The tree suspended over Prince’s Terrace, 2003
Mid-Levels
Archival pigment print
22 x 15.85 cm
Edition of 20 + AP
“Hong Kong is engaged in a quiet and perpetual battle with the natural world—a world that quietly
attempts to take over the city and prevail over the built environment. Plants, tiny at first, sprout and
grow in the smallest of crevices within the sidewalks. Trees cling onto the sewage pipes running
down building facades finding nutrients from any minor leak. Old banyan trees cast their invasive
roots into the depth of the city as if seeking to uncover ancient history.”
© Gérard Henry
Gérard Henry
Hong Kong: Between Mountains and Sea
Drawing exhibition and book launch
Exhibition: 9 May - 26 May
Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday 11am to 7 pm
Latitude 22N, Unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
An associated project of @frenchmayartsfest 2024
Gérard Henry
Hong Kong: Between Mountains and Sea
Drawing exhibition and book launch
Exhibition: 9 May - 26 May
Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday 11am to 7 pm
Latitude 22N, Unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
A black ink pen and paper always at hand, Gérard Henry quietly explores Hong Kong to capture the essence of the city in his intricate, delicate, and highly detailed drawings. Through his compositions he offers us a vision of the city that is thoughtful, romantic, and poetic—timeless images, that will resonate with anyone who loves Hong Kong.
As a writer and an art critic publishing and editing magazines, books, as well as chronicles for the radio, Henry extensively documented the arts and culture of Hong Kong. He did not intend to become an artist himself. Henry started to draw to relax, as a form of meditation. But sketching quickly became a daily ritual in his life—an avid stroller and keen observer, he began to fill his notebooks with illustrated and written reflexions, musings, and contemplations. His images complement his writing to archive a place that runs deep in his veins.
This exhibition includes over sixty reproductions of Gérard Henry’s drawings, complemented by excerpts from his chronicles about Hong Kong and its intangible spirit.
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