ARTIST BIOGRAPHY
藝術家簡介
「攝影是重新凝視生活中被忽略的細節、牽動被淡忘的記憶。
透過攝影，實踐自己的信念，把不同的人連結在一起；
我視為自己一個中介，重新聚合零碎與缺失——
最微弱的光，都有屬於自己的位置。」- 何子朗 Lucy
“Photography is about revisiting the overlooked details of life and evoking forgotten memories.
Through photography, I practice my beliefs and connect different people together.
I see myself as an intermediary, reassembling fragments and filling in the gaps—
Even the faintest light has its own place.”
— Lucy Ho Tsz Long
HONOURS PROJECT
畢業作品
沙漏
Found object (grandfather clock) installation
裝置及現成物加工
200 x 60 x 60 cm
By capturing sound vibrations, this work transforms ephemeral, unrepeatable voices into visual form—rendering time as a visible experience of waiting.
This clock operates through a system of precise and intricate components, activated by the force of gravity. Through the continuous accumulation of vibration, it awaits the moment when the counterweight is lifted. In the end, the mechanism ceases to function.
This clock has been striking for over sixty years. Through my intervention, I hope in the end, this pendulum clock may live with its sound resonating solely for itself.
通過記錄聲音振動，把原來沒法複寫的聲音視覺化。把時間換成可視化的等待。
這個鐘櫃由一組精密而複雜的零件，加上地心引力運作。透過不斷累積聲音，等待重物被托起。最後鐘櫃沒法再運行。
這個鐘櫃敲響了超過60年。我希望我的介入讓眼前老人在接下來時間只為自己而響。
PREVIOUS WORK
過往作品
Postcard, pencil drawing, 2023, size variable
The photos of flying birds on my phone from last year. A large sense of purposelessness is in the sky.
Screen printing on newsprint, 2022, 560 × 700 in millimeter
During the revolution movement, one of the newspaper production companies in Hong Kong was closed because of government suppression from government. (The founder of the company was sent to jail and still hasn’t been released.) Thus, I made a new page of a newspaper and cut off all the words and information from the last Apple Daily newspaper (name of the company) and reprint again.
Found object (heat sensor), 2021,
size variable
During the pandemic, everywhere in Hong Kong required the heat rate because of the policy. This action is one of the requirements that you enter any place, like a restaurant, hospital, school, etc. I put two different heat sensors in the exhibition space, also linking to two different monitors. Trying to create a scene, no matter which way you go to the desk, turns out will be shown on the monitor. Because during the pandemic, Hong Kong was also in a revolutionary movement, we are concerned about being seen…