Angel Hui Hoi Kiu is born and raised in Hong Kong. In 2014, she received BA (Hons) in Visual Arts from the Hong Kong Baptist University and the Master of Arts in Experimental Art with Distinction at the Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA) in 2017. Currently, she has her own art studio in JCCAC (Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre) for art creation.

 

Hui is awarded a scholarship from China Education Development Foundation in 2016 and 2017 respectively. She attained Excellence Award of Art Next Expo International Artists Award in 2019 and Silver Award of New Art Wave International Artist in 2015 respectively. Also, received Outstanding Award from the 10th ‘L&XF’ China Fashion Illustration Competition in 2011, and was one of the finalists of The Hong Kong Fine Art Prize in 2014.

 

She exhibited at galleries and art spaces in Hong Kong, Macau, Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu, Shenzhen, Taiwan, Australia, Paris and South Korea. In 2016, Hui was invited by Lane Crawford and to create an art window display that expresses her modern interpretation of Chinese traditions. In 2019, to celebrate JCCAC 10th anniversary, JCCAC collaborates with resident artists – Angel Hui has launched a limited-edition souvenir plate set in G.O.D. store. Early 2019, she was invited to exhibit at Rosewood Beijing group show by the Office of the Government of HKSAR in Beijing. She was invited by Affordable Art Fair Hong Kong to participate in the “Young Talent” and “Special Programme” in 2021, showcasing her latest works 【Thousand Hands】 and 【Embroidery on the plastic bag – Hong Kong Goldfish Street】, which integrate traditional crafts into contemporary art which have got attentions in social media and media coverage. Later she was invited by Hong Kong Museum of Art to exhibit the series ‘Make a Wish’ to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Jiajing Emperor's ascension to the throne and the diamond jubilee of HKMOA. Viewers are greeted with an epic visual feast, with over 500 underglaze blue porcelain items occupying a 14-metre dining table.

 

Hui is an emerging artist who is famous of her amazing ink work on tissue paper in recent years. She is fascinated in daily objects and often discovers new meaning in them by twisting traditional art form and appropriating common materials to become part of her artwork.