Fiona Si Hui

Fiona Si Hui (pronounced xih-hway) was born in 1996 and is an Irish-Chinese artist currently based in Dublin, Ireland. She initially pursued a BA in 3D Games Art at the University of Hertfordshire but later returned to her original passion for fine art. Her artistic journey began in 2018 and has led to exhibitions in both Ireland and the UK.

Fiona's art is an emotional exploration, crafting soft, layered ethereal portraits inspired by a wide range of human emotions. She's deeply influenced by the concept of impermanence, emphasizing life's fleeting and ever-changing nature. Memories, fleeting thoughts, and everyday interactions are woven into new visual narratives, reflecting the constant flux of our identity, perception, and memory.

Using oil as her preferred medium, Fiona's technique balances observation with a desire to incorporate chaotic elements, resulting in a series of artworks that delve into the intricacies of the human experience.

BA (Hons) 3D Games Art at the University of Hertfordshire 2017

2022 Herman's Modern Contemporary Art Auction, Dublin, Ireland

​2022 SCOOP Art Auction, Dublin, Ireland

2021 'Lost and Found' Universal Space Studios, Dublin, Ireland

2021 Outhouse ‘Arthouse Auction’, Dublin, Ireland

2021 Lost & Found with Universal Space/Collective Films, Dublin, Ireland

2021 SCOOP Art Foundation Art Auction, Ireland

2020 Allkinds Online Exhibition, Ireland

2020 Royal Ulster Academy, 139th Annual Exhibition, Belfast, Ireland.

2020 BOS Gallery- Relationships: An Artists Perspective, Ireland

2019 The Royal Institute of Oil Painters Annual, London UK

2019 The Biennial Ruth Borchard Self Portrait Prize, London UK

2019 BYOAAS Dublin x Offsite, Lucky’s, Dublin Ireland

2018 137th Annual Exhibition, Royal Ulster Academy, Belfast UK