This artwork features a minimalistic, textural composition on a white background. The visual elements are primarily composed of irregular, organic shapes in shades of beige and off-white, resembling crumpled paper or discarded shells. The overall impression is one of simplicity and a sense of delicate, natural forms. The artist's technique likely involves a process of layering or manipulating materials to create this understated, sculptural arrangement. The context suggests a contemplative exploration of the inherent beauty and fragility found in the mundane, overlooked objects of our everyday world. ...
Michele Chu (b. 1994, based in Hong Kong) is a multidisciplinary artist engaged in practices of intimacy and ritual. In her experimentations with different materials and elements, she investigates how the body manifests and adapts in situations of public tension or private introspection. As one of the many emerging artists practicing in post-handover Hong Kong, Chu examines ephemerality and ludic play in relation to intense social change and communal relationships. ...
