IS she or isn't she?

A crowed of people jostle for a closer look at the neck women crouching on her knees. Phone help aloft, the look shamelessly take pitcher of her bar back and bottom -self in the knowledge she won't be waking up anytime soon.

The remarkably life -like nude sculpture, created by Australian artist Sam Jink, was by far the most photograph work at this year's Art Basel in Hong Kong, a three day art fair that  has attracted ten of thousands of visitor since it the first lunched nearly three year ago.





It is the one stop shop, is how Art Basel in Hong Kong director, Asia Adeline Ooi, describe the blockbuster show.
We have the best Asia and the best of the world in the room.


Nearby is the booth for Hong Kong -based french dealer, Adouard Malingue, who show established European name such as Loaren Grasso, alongside local -up and corner --most notably who  João Vasco Paiva who display the nearly six -mater -tall sculpture resembling Styrofoam boxes typical found on the street of Hong Kong.