Chloe Ho Artwork Series

Chloe Ho studied under Chinese-American contemporary artist Liu Hung and American art historian and critic Moira Roth. Inspired by everyday life, she draws upon Chinese cultural heritage, landscape aesthetics, and the natural world to create a distinctive artistic language. Her works are held in the permanent collections of the Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, and the New Hall Art Collection, University of Cambridge. In 2017, she became the first Hong Kong artist to be honored as Martell Artist of the Year. Working across mediums including Chinese ink, coffee, acrylic, charcoal, and pen, Ho explores the relationship between humanity and nature through a balance of figurative and abstract forms. Her poetic compositions blend traditional materials with contemporary expression, inviting viewers to reflect on life, nature, and imagination. “I respond to life and existence through forms that transcend the ordinary. Through media such as ink, coffee, and charcoal, I move between reality and metaphor, continually reconstructing form and meaning.” — Chloe Ho Mountain Beauty, 2017 TRIA, MGM COTAI Season of Serenity, 2017 TRIA, MGM COTAI