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    I imagine there is a hand at the end of the handrail that would grab my hand, or the stairs handrail is the person who I imagination.
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    Hold my hand at the end, Man Mei To, 2023, oil pastel, wax, wood

    ©the artist

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    Moon for bulb and candle
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    Moon for bulb and candle, Man Mei To, 2023, light bulb, epoxy resin, stainless steel, ​​dimensions variable​

    ©the artist

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    Spread and Hook
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    Spread and Hook, Man Mei To, 2023, oil paints, oil pastels, teak wood, dimension variable

    ©the artist

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    Hoarding light and clouds
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    Hoarding light and clouds, Man Mei To, 2024, hair, dimensions variable

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    When the center point is lost
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    When the center point is lost, Man Mei To, 2021, yellow copper, pigment, stainless steel, soft clay, dimension variable

    ©the artist

Man Mei To – MA/MFA

Mei To Man (b.1990) is a visual artist based in London and Hong Kong. Man is the selected artist of the Tai Kwun Contemporary Artists' Studio Residency 2021. She has exhibited in institutions such as Lewisham Arthouse (London,2024), CHAT- Centre for Heritage, Arts and Textile (Hong Kong, 2022), The 29th Asian International Art Exhibition, 2021 (Fukuoka, Japan), Rossi & Rossi (Hong Kong, 2020), Gallery EXIT(Hong Kong, 2020), Oil Street Art Space (Hong Kong, 2019-2020), Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences (2018) and Hong Kong Arts Centre (2017) among others.

Man’s artworks tell stories with materials as the point of departure, and delves into various mediums on a technical level. Through observing the intimacy of the body, she explores urban vistas, life under urbanisation, and transient things. Her works aim to raise awareness of the existence of all kinds of beings as well as the connections between their fragility and silence by objectifying, cloning, reconstructing, or quantifying elements found in everyday life.