How does he create his artwork?

For me, his artwork which two costumes/figures depicted side-by side but inverted are just like a 'poker cards'. I wonder why did the artist depict in such a way and was there any special meaning for this? Ans. the artist intended to do that since he regarded Chow Yun Fat as the king of Hong Kong's movie 


Also, I think the Chow Yun Fat depicted in his works are not really like the real Chow Yun Fat. I think what make me recognize who he depicted were those costumes and adornments. Besides, why did the artist choose two costumes from the films/ drama? Ans. tried to capture 2 scenes which are in contrast and what criteria made him choose those films/ drama/ costumes? Ans. stylized costumes which show contrast in characters in term of era ( Contemporary HK, Shanghai etc. )
In addition, why the artist creates two sets of figure (holding adornment and not holding adornment)?Ans. the standing post figures in 'Red Curtain' are used to show the main character and costume. While the 'Green Curtain' is use to introduce the iconic scene from the movies.Is there any special meaning for using the red and green for the curtain? or just for visual effect? Ans. for visual effect 


　

Related links:

http://www.lcsd.gov.hk/CE/Museum/Arts/en/collections/collectionoftheweek_2012_23.html