Trevor Yeung Explores the Poetic Life of Betta Fish in 'Not a Fighter, But a Lover'

On Goldfish Street in Hong Kong, you can find rows of Betta fish dangling in small plastic bags, organized in neat, endless rows. Many of their journeys begin in Thailand, where they're farmed in solitude and shipped across the world. Raised for display, these creatures embody a paradox of hostility and beauty, where their inability to coexist with one another is dually defined by their nature and their involuntary confinement.This delicate tension is at the heart of Trevor Yeung's latest solo e...