Cheuk Yiu Lo (b. 1998) is an artist based in Hong Kong and London. She graduated from the Slade School of Fine Art with an MFA in Sculpture in 2023 and the Hong Kong Baptist University Academy of Visual Arts in 2020. Lo’s recent body of work focuses on the intricacies of society's overlooked aspects, human emotions, and relationships, blending these themes with a fusion of nature and humanity.
Lo’s sculptures are deeply rooted in narrative and emotional exploration, depicting scenes and figures that reflect the silent struggles and resilience of marginalized communities. Her pieces highlight themes of isolation, protection, and the power of creative expression. These works capture the delicate balance between vulnerability and strength, urging viewers to engage with the often-unnoticed segments of society. Through her craftsmanship and storytelling, Lo's art invites a compassionate understanding of the unseen. Her sculptures create a dialogue between the viewer and the silent narratives of those who are frequently overlooked, emphasizing the importance of empathy and social awareness.
Lo's practice continues to explore the harmony between the human spirit and the natural world, with an emphasis on the beauty found within vulnerability and the need for protection and care in our communities. Her work transcends the visible, offering a profound commentary on human connections and the subtleties of emotional experience.