Corn Shuk Mei Ho

Painter, Day-dreamer, Wanderer
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Corn Shuk Mei Ho graduated from Master of Fine Arts program (with Merit) at the University of Arts London, Wimbledon College of Arts (2014-2016). She has a BA (with Honours) in Fine Arts (Contemporary Studio Art Practice) and minored in French Studies from the Chinese University of Hong Kong (2007- 2010). She now lives and works in London, U.K.

Often psychological, her artworks delve into deeper levels of human innermost states of mind. She creates atmospheric, melancholic drawings/ paintings conjuring up feelings of dislocation. Her drawings/ paintings document her interest in the lost and the found, what is the passing memory and what is synthesised as a trace in the landscape.

She has had solo exhibitions and joint exhibitions in the United Kingdom and Hong Kong, and her works have been privately collected. She is having solo exhibitions in the Jam Factory Gallery, Oxford in early June, BloQs Cafe, London in August and the Coningsby Gallery, London in mid-September in 2018. Her work "Night Swims Series, Mirror: Crystal" has been selected by Visual Art Open 2018, and will be exhibited in Chester Cathedral and Chester Arts Fair 2018.

2014-now
Works and lives in London.

2014-2016
Master of Fine Arts (MFA) (Merit) at The University of Arts London, Wimbledon College of Arts, England.

2010-2014
Worked in her studio at Fotan, Hong Kong.

2007-2010
BA (Hons) in Fine Arts​ (Contemporary Studio Art Practice) and minored in French Studies at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

Solo Exhibitions:
9/2018
NIGHT SWIMS,
Coningsby Gallery, London, England.

6-7/2018
STORMY NIGHTS SOLO DRAWING EXHIBITION,
Gallery Space, The Jam Factory, Oxford, England.

2/2017
NIGHT SWIM SERIES PREVIEW,
Art at home, Battersea Church Road, London, England.

10/2014
ABSENCE IN MINDS,
SUARTS Chelsea Space, Chelsea College of Arts, London, England.

4/2014
GROWTH RING,
Culture Club Gallery, G/F, 15 Elgin St.(lower), Central, Hong Kong.

8/2013
SLEEPLESS IN HONG KONG,
MY GALLERY,Shop B, G/F, Western Street, Sai Wan, Hong Kong.