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About Law Ho Man

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Contact: lhm@lawhoman.com

LAW HO MAN (羅皓雯)

Law Ho Man (b.1992) is an independent artist from Hong Kong. She is now working and living in Berlin. She received her Bachelor in Fine Arts (B.F.A.) at Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2014. Her works examine about identity, race and language by creating videos. Her works has been exhibited in various institutions in Hong Kong and Berlin.

Education

2016-present, Diploma of Media Arts, Academy of Visual Arts Leipzig (HGB)

2011-2014 Bachelor of Fine Arts of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK)

Study trip

Aug,2012 Art Tour in Germany, supported by CUHK

Artist in Residency

May,2017 Pilotenkueche International Artist Residency, Leipzig, Germany

Exhibitions

Turn on!, A Moving Image Exhibition,  a.m. Space, Hong Kong 2017
Full Stop, Final show of Pilotenkueche International Artist Residency 2017
Rundgang 2017, Academy of Fine Arts Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany 2017
Wire Arts Experiment, vol. 2, Berlin, Germany 2015
‘Mobile Cinema @ City Visions Jena’, Jena, Germany 2015
‘Hairly’, Law Ho Man Solo Exhibition, Ako Berlin, Germany 2015
‘Vanishing Line’ I-care sponsored exhibition in Cheng Ming Building, CUHK, Hong Kong 2014
‘We Don’t Drink Water’, The Art of CUHK 2014 Graduation Exhibition in Art Museum, CUHK, Hong Kong 2014
‘/ˈpraktɪs/’ Lai Oi Ki and Law Ho Man Joint Exhibition in New Asia Ch’ien Mu Library, Hong Kong 2014
‘FFFF’ Joint Exhibition in Hui Gallery, Hong Kong 2013
‘dOCUMANTA(13.5)’ , The Exhibition of Art Tour in Germany, Hong Kong 2012
‘CUHK Fine Arts’, Annual Exhibition, CUHK, Hong Kong 2012
‘Happy Birstday’, The Year One Showcase , Joint Exhibition, Hong Kong 2011
‘Cheerful Studio’s Students Joint Exhibition’ in Tsuen Wan Town Hall, Hong Kong 2010

 

Artist Statement

macht sichbar
意思是使看不見的東西被看見
那就是流動的意識
經歷是中性,即無法改變的
永無息止的只有意識
一絲的意識就是我的重心

macht sichbar
Visibility of invisible objects
is the same as the flowing consciousness
Experience is neutral
unchangeable
unceasing
Bit of being my gravity

Sichtbarkeit unsichtbarer Objekte
ist dasselbe wie das fliessende Bewusstsein
Erfahrung ist neutral
unveränderlich
unaufhörlich
Teil des Seins meiner Schwerkraft

‘/ˈpraktɪs/’ Lai Oi Ki and Law Ho Man Joint Exhibition in New Asia Ch’ien Mu Library 2014

練/雜/

24.2.14-28.2.14
一些文字創造了我的感官
字句與顏色相連,穿過隊道
我把字句放在作品裡,那是我的重心
容我為你的畫賦上另一種語言。然後,字句拆成符號,讓你重新堆砌

Venue: M/F, The New Asia College Ch’ien Mu Library

 

 

  Dye, Hair on Paper, Sound, 32x42x3 cm each, loop,A set of 2,2014

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Anyone can be Anything, Digital Video, Sound, Colour, loop, 3’20, 2014

  Check In, Hair, Map, Mixed Media, 70X100 cm, 2014
                                      

‘In & Out’ Project ‘

«subversiv»

by Law Ho Man

‘In & Out’ Project ‘ is a project about subversive of space, discussing the boundary of indoor and outdoor, private and public spacing.

This project is inspired by the concept of pinhole camera. I cover the whole room with black fabric and cut a little hole on it. When the light sheds inside the room, the image of the outdoor environment is projected into the room, turned upside down. We can observe people from outdoor walking on the ceiling of the room. However, the limitation of this work is that there are too many objects in the room. It’s difficult to see the projected outdoor image. Moreover, this is only a practice of a physical theory, more revisions should be done.

Hole

Digital image, mixed media

Time variable

2012

This work is a subversie of pinhole camera. The original concept is to put the outdoor image into indoor. However, this time is the opposite from indoor to outdoor. Projector is used to project the activities of an indoor on a wall of a building in real time. On the street, people can see what activities people are engaging in the building. The environment of the outdoor becomes a pinhole camera. However, the locations of projection and indoor should be revised carefully in order to strengthen the desirability of the work. The relationship between indoor and outdoor, privacy and public space can be thoroughly discussed.