Luk Yee Man Benjamin hails from Hong Kong. His art begins with his hands—he believes that hands are an extension of thought, and ceramics are the most honest recorders of thought. 

In the process of shaping, sculpting, and polishing, every press and every touch leaves an unexpected mark. These “surprises” are not accidents, but rather a dialogue between hand and clay. For him, ceramics are not objects to be shaped, but bodies formed from the language of the hands.  

His creative trajectory spans ceramics, woodworking, jewellery design, sensory installations, and mixed media. But no matter how the medium changes, the core remains the same: human vulnerability. He skillfully utilises the inherent characteristics of materials—the fragility of ceramics, the cracks in wood, the coldness of metal—to highlight weakness, breakage, and imperfection. Those seemingly hidden flaws become the most moving parts of the works. 

陸以文來自香港。他的創作，始於一雙手——他相信，手是思想的延伸，而陶瓷，是思想最誠實的記錄者。 

在捏陶、雕刻、打磨的過程中，每一次按壓、每一次撫觸，都會留下無法預期的痕跡。這些「驚喜」，不是意外，而是手與泥土之間的對話。對他而言，陶瓷不是被塑造的物件，而是手的語言所凝結成的身體。 

他的創作軌跡橫跨陶瓷、木工、珠寶設計、感應裝置與複合媒材。但無論媒介如何變換，核心始終只有一個：人的脆弱性。他善於利用材料本身的特質——陶瓷的易碎、木頭的裂紋、金屬的冷硬——去突顯軟弱、破損與不完美。那些看似需要隱藏的缺陷，反而成為作品最動人的部分。