VOICED: Making happy faces out of clay

The video showcases an art exhibition in Hong Kong featuring clay dolls made by artists with disabilities. These artists, supported by the Saint James Settlement Rehabilitation Center, create without expectations of sales, focusing on the joy of creation. The exhibition surprises many visitors who are unaware of the artists' disabilities. An auction of the dolls was highly successful, with one piece selling for over three times its asking price. The proceeds support the project, which aims to empower disabled artists and change public perceptions about their capabilities.

What is the significance of the clay dolls displayed in the exhibition?

How do the artists at the Saint James Settlement Rehabilitation Center approach their work?

In what ways do the artists express their creativity despite having disabilities?

What was the reaction of the public towards the art pieces created by disabled artists?

What happens to the money generated from the art sales?