Phoebe Hui

Phoebe Hui.
Courtesy of the artist and Audemars Piguet.

Phoebe Hui, ‘Pendulum Piano’, 2017, paint keys, rubber band, electronics, speakers, dimensions variable. Courtesy of the artist and Pearl Lam gallery

Phoebe Hui, ‘And the Rest is Stardust’, 2022, data videos generated with custom program, printed circuit boards, 3D print, 350 x 350 x 680 cm (137.8 x 137.8 x 267.7 in).
Courtesy of the artist and Hong Kong Palace Museum

Phoebe Hui, ‘Dance with little dusters’, 2019/20, metal, stepper motor, electronics, LED light bulbs, custom PCB and software, 750 x 300 x 150 cm (295.3 x 118.1 x 59 in). Courtesy of the artist and Hong Kong Visual Art Centre

Phoebe Hui, ‘Selenite’, 2021, metal, stepper motor, electronics, LED monitor , polarizer, 3D print, custom software, data video generated with custom machine learning program,
12420 x 12420 px, 13’50”, 450 x 330 x 330 cm (177.2 x 129.9 x 129.9 in). Courtesy of the artist

Biography
Phoebe Hui (lives and works in Hong Kong) is an artist and researcher primarily working in the relationship between language, sound and technology. Her recent projects explore interdisciplinary ideas drawn from the philosophy of science, system aesthetics and the concept of indeterminacy. She is the recipient of a number of grants and awards, including HKETO Yale-China Art Fellowship, Hong Kong Art Development Council Young Artist Award (Media Art), Asian Cultural Council Altius Fellowship, Bloomberg Emerging Artist Award, Asian Cultural Council United States-Japan Arts Program Research Fellowship, Hong Kong Art Development Council Art Scholarship, Hong Kong Design Association Design Student Scholarship, among others. She has presented her research-based art practice and papers globally at venues including Ars Electronica, ISEA, the MIT Media Lab, Asian Contemporary Art Week, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the International Festival of Arts and Ideas. Hui received her MFA at UCLA Design Media Art, Los Angeles, her MA in Fine Art at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, London, and her BA in Creative Media from City University of Hong Kong.

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Exhibitions

Karmic Fissures
Artists: Chloë Cheuk, Genie Hui, Phoebe Hui, Kin Ting Li, Yi To
Hong Kong
13 July—07 September 2024

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