Ling Pui Sze 凌佩詩
By Jessica Wan Much like gazing at the night sky during the new moon in minimal light, Ling Pui Sze’s works capture ever-evolving textures and organic forms, evoking a sense of tranquility and boundlessness. Inspired by her personal medical experiences and a deep connection to nature, Ling employs experimental ink techniques and collages to create videos, sculptural installations and works on paper. Her intuitive approach to arranging collected images of nature transfigures creatures and landscapes into abstract representations that recall both the familiar and distant. Ling embraces and reconstructs the incidental organic through an iterative process, reflecting on the interconnectedness of various life forms. To further explore the interplay between biological traits and the evolution of human society, Ling has participated in several artist residencies, including ones supported by Haohaus in Taiwan in 2015 and Listhus Artspace in Iceland in 2018. From July to December 2023, she undertook an artist-in-residence programme at Robinson College, part of Cambridge University, with Artecal Foundation. Her latest work, White Mirror 2, is on view until 9 March at …