ARTIST BIOGRAPHY
藝術家簡介
Li Cheuk Chi is a Hong Kong artist working in ceramics, graphic design, and analogue photography. Her work delves into themes of human nature and philosophy, employing traditional, hands-on techniques to reflect on the textures of existence and the questions that shape our lives. Through her art, she aims to engage the audience in discussions about social and philosophical issues, inviting them to explore and reflect on the complexities of the human experience.
李綽芝是一位來自香港的藝術家，專注於陶藝、平面設計和底片攝影。她的作品深入探討人性和哲學主題，運用傳統的手工技藝反思存在主義以及圍繞我們生活之中的問題。通過她的藝術，她希望與觀眾展開關於社會和哲學問題的討論，邀請他們探索和反思身為人類的複雜性。
HONOURS PROJECT
畢業作品
棱
Ceramics
陶瓷
Size variable
An embryo, born of chaos.
From a child’s pure heart
to the diverging roads of life.
Whispers linger:
‘This is wrong, that is wrong.’
They carve your soul with ‘normal,’
as the world slowly consumes you.
You start to wonder:
Do your edges still remain,
or have they been smoothed away,
into a shape unrecognizable?”
一個胚胎，自渾沌中降生。
從赤子之心的純然，
到各奔東西的人生旅途。
耳邊總有人低語：
「這樣不對，那樣不對。」
他們用「正常」的框架，切割你的靈魂
世界一點點地蠶食你。
你開始懷疑，
那些棱角是否還存在，
抑或早已被磨平，
成為一個誰都認不出的形狀。
PREVIOUS WORK
過往作品
Porcelain, 2024, 10 x 12 x 15 cm
The slip-casted plastic baby sculpture was reformed into a new creature. I would like to tell the story about whether we are born to be kind or evil. The question is uncertain, but our perspective will change according to our ages, encounters and understanding.
Ceramics, 2024, 22 x 15 x 15 cm
What if we can break the frame, so as to the rule.
Ceramics, 2023, 23 x 15 x 18 cm
I always wonder, how firing affects the shrinkage rate of ceramics. How to find the balance between balance and imbalance in throwing and firing is the theme in my work.