Noran Design’s director Nicole Fung joins the jury panel for Golden Journey – Dear Me, I Love You, a two-part exhibition celebrating self love, self acceptance, and authentic living.

At Noran Design, we believe design and art have the power to heal, connect, and inspire change. We are humbled to share that our founder and director, Nicole Fung, has been invited to join the jury panel for Golden Journey – Dear Me, I Love You.

About the Exhibition

Organised by Mind HK, The Oneness Gallery, Park Lane Hotel Autograph Collection, and Parhelion Group, the exhibition invites artists to explore two deeply personal themes: Self Acceptance and Be Your Authentic Self.

In the first stage, works will focus inward, embracing one’s true self. Selected pieces will be displayed on digital screens at the Park Lane Hotel and featured alongside physical installations by artist Marigpa.

The second stage looks outward, celebrating the act of living authentically. Selected works will be physically displayed in curated hotel spaces, with additional pieces presented digitally. All featured works will be included in the official exhibition booklet and shared across partner platforms.

Nicole’s Perspective as a Juror

Nicole brings to the jury a multidisciplinary background in design and curation, with a focus on themes of healing, nature, and introspection. Her approach is rooted in empathy and the belief that visual storytelling can shift perspectives and invite connection.

Serving on this panel means more than selecting artworks. It is about listening to the stories behind them, recognising the vulnerability of sharing personal truths, and helping bring those voices to a wider audience.

A Shared Vision

The themes of the exhibition, Self Acceptance and Be Your Authentic Self, mirror much of what drives our work at Noran Design. We’ve seen firsthand how visual storytelling can open hearts and spark important conversations. Partnering with an initiative that also supports mental health awareness, with part of the proceeds going to Mind Hong Kong makes this opportunity even more meaningful. For us, this is a perfect example of how creative work can contribute to real-world impact.

Looking Ahead

We are grateful to the organisers for trusting Nicole with this responsibility and to the artists who will share their work. We look forward to seeing how the exhibition unfolds, not only in the gallery space but also in the lives it touches.

If you are an artist with a story to tell, we encourage you to explore the open call. Your voice matters, and your perspective could be the one that speaks to someone in ways you may never imagine.