Suspension is a collective work made by the artist and the children under age of 10 when they came to my exhibition in 2008. Parents told them the history of the Kai Tak Airport. They made their own wooden planes and wrote down their names and hopes on them to cherishing the collective memories of Hong Kong. Suspension means hanging and floating in the air, it suggests the retirement of the Kai Tak Airport and also expresses the uncertainty of the children, whether their hopes will come true or not in the future.
懸浮是四百位來自九龍城十歲以下的小朋友聯同藝術家的一個集體創作。在2008年我的一個展覽中，父母告訴孩子們有關啟德機場的歷史和當年飛機在九龍城上空升降的驚險景象，繪聲繪色。小朋友運用小木塊砌成不同形狀的飛機，寫上他們的名字和願望放在預設的位置上，以紀念這個屬於香港人的集體回憶。
懸浮是表示懸掛於半空中，亦有暫停或終止運作的意思。這意味著啟德機場已終止運作的同時，亦暗示著小孩子們的夢想能否成真的不確定性。
