At Art Basel Hong Kong 2025, Almeida & Dale’s booth (3E23) features a selection of works that highlight the impact made by artists of East-Asian descent in post-war Brazilian art. Staples such as Tomie Ohtake (b. 1913, Kyoto, Japan-d. 2015, São Paulo, Brazil) are presented alongside artists whose work has only recently received due critical consideration, namely Chen-Kong Fang (b. 1931, Tung Cheng, China-d. 2012, São Paulo, Brazil) and Tikashi Fukushima (b. 1920, Soma, Japan-d. 2001, São Paulo, Brazil). In turn, this historical panorama is set in dialogue with works by Taiwanese-Brazilian painter Fran Chang (b. 1990, Poços de Caldas, Brazil), a rising name in the Brazilian contemporary scene, presented in the booth’s Kabinett. A large set of photographs by Lang Jingshan [郎靜山] (b.1892, Huai’an, Jiangsu Province, China-d.1995, Taipei, Taiwan) and sculptures by Tunga (b.1952, Palmares, Brazil-d.2016, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), complete the selection.