Siumou Chow graduated with a Bachelor in Fine Art(Major ceramics) co-organised by HKAS and RMIT. Her art career then focused on making and promoting indie comic zine in Hong Kong by founding YunHyun. Her styles in ceramics and comics interfere in both ways, She is recently studying the connection between Guangcai and comics.

Fascinated by the power of imagination and freedom, the works of Eunice Lai often engaged in the creation and exploration of her own mystical world which one may not encounter in reality. Stories happen in the forms include but are not limited to comics, story-telling, illustrations, oil paintings and maybe soon animation. Through exploring the possibilities in another world, she finds inspiration to respond to herself and to reality. Lai received her BA(Hons) in Visual Arts from Hong Kong Baptist University and studied in Accademia di Belle Arti di Bologna as an exchange student. Life to her is an experience and in that, she is always inspired to forage and create.

The illustration on the glass window depicts different animals living harmoniously, expressing the importance of coexistence between humans and animals. Through various nodes and characters in the illustration, it highlights concerns about different animal protection issues, such as the wild boar problem, the population of stray cats, conservation of wild birds, and the environment for pets. I believe that achieving sustainable living in Hong Kong requires mutual understanding and inclusiveness among all parties.

Kate Siu (HK) received her BFA from RMIT University and Hong Kong Art School in 2019. Prior to that she studied under ceramics mentor Shibata Setsuro in Japan from 2015. She has exhibited in Belgium at Ceramic Art Ardenne, as well as in Taiwan, Australia and Hong Kong.

So Ka Wai (b.1992.HK)，her works are mostly installation and illustration. Textile and natural material are the main material she uses in works. She is interested in the relationship between the human and different culture phenomena. Every work of hers have a strong narrative or personal habit behind which shows how she observes the world and how to live inside.

Gaby Teresa is an illustrator and designer from Jakarta, Indonesia, now based in Hong Kong. Her interest in the illustration world started with a passion to entertain and make an impact on people, and she knows how to do it best through visual arts. She is versatile and enjoys working with different media including digital and analog. Her main body of work is lighthearted, cute, and colorful illustrations. Sometimes her illustrations are spiced up with animation. She always hopes to make someone’s day when they see her work. Apart from being a passionate illustrator, she also has multiple work experiences as a graphic designer in international marketing.

Threefire is an illustrator and animator. Creation is her way to connect with the world. She uses words, pictures, and photography to explore loneliness, love, and romance. She believes that when you connect with yourself, you connect with the world, you will find beauty in life, and feel love.

Hong Kong-based Brazilian artist JUM graduated from Savannah College of Art and Design (Hong Kong) in 2020 with a B.F.A. in illustration and a minor in photography. JUM works with multimedia and digital mediums to create colourful psychedelic visuals that resonate between real life and imagination. Her subject matters range from portraits, fantastical gardens, surrealist landscapes, abstract shape, to line drawings. JUM has worked in digital illustrations, painted murals, 2D animations and most recently, weaving. Her works are near lingual and highly autobiographical, each piece tells the story of a personal dream or journey of self-expression. In her own words: “ The phrase ‘a picture is worth a thousand words’ always made a lot of sense to me - maybe because I always had an imagination that I sometimes found hard to understand, so the act of creating something was the best way I found to express myself”. Her work is always about making it visual the things that can’t be seen. For JUM, the fluidity and flexibility in art is the most important ingredient to keep producing work that is relevant and truthful not only to herself but also to the world. This fluidity extends to her artistic career, as she continues to experiment with different mediums and techniques, her practice will also grow and evolve alongside.

The Japanese word "せいか" or "seika", which literally means "blue flower", is referring to the traditional "blue and white porcelain" ("青花瓷" in Chinese) originated from the Tang Dynasty of China. We have a great admiration to this refined and elegant antique and we would like to translate this aesthetic concept in our own works. Seika Studio is trying to create works in various forms and mediums: fabrics, papers, plastics, concrete, or anything that comes into our mind.