"In particular, that hue reminiscent of blood and red wine, hints at danger. I wanted to give an apparently peaceful picture an undercurrent of danger to create a sense." Cami Hui (L4-15) graduated from the Fine Arts department of The Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2022. Her main practice is painting and she is artistically inspired by the sentimental things in life. She constructs an isolated, surreal and personal domain, whilst imagery taken from quotidian encounters, special events, history and imagination acts as its pillars. Hui views this as a form of emotional expression and documentation, which also enables her to explore the relationship between individuals and collective emotion. She participated in group exhibitions including “Between Rooms” (Contemporary by Angela Li) , “Tiger A(r)m Strong Biennale – The Tailed Scar”, (HKICC Lee Shau Kee School of Creativity) and “HKFOREWORD22” (10 Chancery Lane Gallery).
