Carwan Gallery is a leading international gallery specialized in unique and limited-edition collectible design, bridging art, sculpture, and functional objects. Founded in 2011, the gallery is celebrated for its pioneering program connecting contemporary designers with traditional material cultures. Now under the exclusive direction and ownership of Quentin Moyse, architect and creative entrepreneur, the gallery continues to evolve its program within an international network of collectors and institutions. Shaped by a decade in Beirut and five years in Athens, Carwan Gallery opens its new space in Hong Kong in November 2026, marking its new chapter of development.
“Hong Kong has always held a singular place in my heart. For the past twenty years, I’ve returned regularly, and each visit leaves me equally captivated by the city’s remarkable vibrancy and diversity. There’s a fascinating paradox here: Hong Kong somehow preserves the unmistakable spirit of its golden age yet simultaneously stands as one of the most advanced cities in the world today—a place where past and future coexist in the most striking way. It is, above all, a city of contrasts, and perhaps that's precisely why I love it.
Carwan itself has always been about reinvention, cultural exchange, and contextual dialogue. Expanding to Hong Kong allows us to deepen our engagement with Asia’s vibrant creative landscape while forging new conversations between Eastern and Western design languages.” Quentin Moyse, Owner & Director, Carwan Gallery.
The new gallery is located in Wong Chuk Hang, an industrial district reborn as Hong Kong’s vibrant contemporary art hub. Rose Liang joins as Gallery Manager to lead regional operations, client engagement, and Carwan’s ambitious local and international programming. In addition to presenting the gallery’s esteemed roster of established and emerging international designers, Carwan will champion new commissions developed specifically in dialogue with Asia’s creative communities—actively integrating new Asian design perspectives into its global program.
The inaugural exhibition, Jeonghwa Seo: PRECISE PLAY, opens on 20 November 2026.
