Lulu NGIE 倪鷺露
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BIOGRAPHY Lulu NGIE Born in 1972, Fujian, China Hong Kong-based artist Lulu Ngie uses simple lines to depict a character's gestures and movements as a way of reflecting their psychological and mental state. Ngie deliberately erases the background. Instead, the body is the space or the universe within which the seemingly lost characters search for answers. The lines that are completed in a single brush stroke are drawn in sync with the artist's breath and contain her emotions at the time. This is Ngie's way of bringing to life these wandering lines, animated by the air flowing in the body and the expression of feelings in motion. Ngie graduated from Hong Kong Art School in 2006, majoring in painting. Her works have been shown extensively, including solo exhibitions at Gallery EXIT in Hong Kong: The Sensitive Body (2022); Relax Until Distraction Comes (2019); ART021 Shanghai Contemporary Art Fair 2016 (Shanghai, 2016); and Day After Day After Day (2013); also Fictitious Force (Art Los Angeles Contemporary, Los Angeles, 2018). Selected group exhibition participations include: Minding the G(r)a(s)p (Parasite, Hong Kong, 2022); In search of absence (Korea Cultural Center in Hong Kong, 2021); Deep Silence (Hong Kong Arts Centre, Hong Kong, 2017) and To Each, his zone (Gallery EXIT, Hong Kong, 2016). Ngie’s works have been acquired into the collections of the M+ Museum in Hong Kong and LUXELAKES•A4 Art Museum in Chengdu and numerous private collections based in Hong Kong and overseas. The artist currently lives and works in Hong Kong. HIGHLIGHT 2023 Art Basel Hong Kong, Gallery EXIT, Hong Kong 2022 The Sensitive Boday, Gallery EXIT, Hong Kong Art Basel Hong Kong, Gallery EXIT, Hong Kong 2021 In the search of absence, Korea Cultural Center in Hong Kong Art Basel Hong Kong 2021, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong 2019 Relax until distraction comes, Gallery EXIT, Hong Kong Art Basel in Hong Kong 2019, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong 2018 Fictitious Force, Art Los Angeles Contemporary 2018, USA 2017 To Each, his zone, Gallery EXIT, Hong Kong 2016 ART021, 2016, Gallery EXIT, Shanghai Exhibition Centre, Shanghai Art Basel, Hong Kong 2016, Hong Kong 2015 Fine Art Asia 2015, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong 2013 day after day after day, Gallery EXIT, Hong Kong disturbances, Gallery EXIT, Hong Kong SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2022 The Sensitive Body, Gallery EXIT, Hong Kong 2019 Relax until distraction comes, Gallery EXIT, Hong Kong 2018 Fictitious Force, Art Los Angeles Contemporary 2018, USA 2016 ART021, 2016, Gallery EXIT, Shanghai Exhibition Centre, Shanghai 2015 Fine Art Asia 2015, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong 2013 day after day after day, Gallery EXIT, Hong Kong GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2023 Art Basel Hong Kong, Gallery EXIT, Hong Kong In Wonderland, Touch Gallery, Hong Kong 2022 Art Basel Hong Kong, Gallery EXIT, Hong Kong Minding the G(r)a(s)p, Parasite, Hong Kong 31 Women Artist Hong Kong I, 10 Chancery Lane, Hong Kong 2021 《+1》HKAS Alumni Network Exhibition, from Nightfall to Darkness, Pao Galleries, Hong Kong Art Centre In the search of absence, Korea Cultural Center in Hong Kong Art Basel Hong Kong 2021, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong 2020 In the course of Dancing, from Nightfall to Darkness, The Gallery of Hong Kong Art Centre, Hong Kong 2019 Art Basel in Hong Kong 2019, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong 2018 Roh Project, Jakarta 2017 無何有之香, The House of HK Literature FooTak, Hong Kong Deep Silence, Hong Kong Arts Centre, Hong Kong To Each, his zone, Gallery EXIT, Hong Kong 2016 Art Basel, Hong Kong 2016, Hong Kong 2013 Art Basel in Hong Kong 2013, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong Hong Kong Eye, Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong disturbances, Gallery EXIT, Hong Kong 2012 Painting On and On: 2. Automatic Banana, SOUTHSITE, Hong Kong Behind The View, Off-Site, Café Show Room, Taipei, Taiwan ARTHK12, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong 2009 Lustfully Yours, Hulahoop Gallery, Hong Kong 2007 Nonsensism, Hulahoop Gallery, Hong Kong RELATED ARTICLES
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