Lai Lai, Natalie Lo

Lives and works in Hong Kong

Artist statement

Lo Lai Lai Natalie | 勞麗麗 (b. Hong Kong) lives and works in Hong Kong. She began her career as a travel journalist before developing deeper interests in food, regenerative farming, plant intelligence, fermentation, surveillance, and meditation. Through her farming practice, she engages with nature using photography, video, and installation art. Her work has been featured in screening programs at major institutions, including M+ Museum Hong Kong, Centre Pompidou Paris, and Haus der Kulturen der Welt Berlin. She has participated in Lahore Biennale (2024), Gwangju Biennale (2024), and exhibitions at Asian Art Museum San Francisco and UCCA Center for Contemporary Art, among others. Her moving image works are part of collector Dr Uli Sigg's private collection and the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. Her work has received significant recognition, including the WMA Commission Grant (2018-19), Award for Young Artist (Visual Arts Category) of the 16th Arts Development Awards, Hong Kong (2022), and the Gold Award in the Media Art Category at Hong Kong Art Centre's 26th ifva Awards (2021). She earned an Honorary Mention at Ars Electronica Festival (2024) in the State of the ART(ist) category and was selected as a finalist for The Format25 Open Call in 2025.

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