About Me

Lucille Yuk Yin Lo began her art career working in contemporary Chinese painting. She received her doctoral degree in 2007 with her thesis: 'Social Consciousness: A Visual Exploration of its Formation and Change in Contemporary Hong Kong'. Her current works focus on social consciousness and phenomena in contemporary Hong Kong and the city's gradual reconstruction of identity in post 1997 era. Her works embrace painting and installation and interact with both Chinese and Western philosophies and concepts. Over the years, Lucille has exhibited regularly in museums and galleries both internationally and locally, won several awards, completed commissioned works for hotels and corporations. Her works are collected by museums, hotels, universities, big corporations and private individuals. Lucille is invited to be guest-speaker at universities and works also as an external examiner of graduating Doctoral and Master of Fine Art candidates. She is also a fellow of the Royal Society of Art in London.

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Glittering Roofs 閃爍屋脊

Media: aluminum, paper, Size: variable, 2007

The inspiration behind 'Glittering Roofs' derives from the famous saying, 'Golden Houses come from books'.  The glittering surface of an inexpensive metal, aluminum, acts as a pointer, in an attempt to evoke contemplation on the relationship between glamour and its value.
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Study, Mix media: Aluminum, silver, paper, ink, acrylic