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About

 

Judy Tang (b. 1998) is an emerging Hong Kong-based artist and designer, graduating from Ravensbourne University London in 2020. Her work sits at the intersection of fashion and fine art, centered on oil painting.

She transforms abstract emotions into tangible form, using expressive faces and dynamic compositions to explore the interplay between figure and feeling. Viewing her paintings as mirrors, Tang captures underlying resonance through color, shape, and texture.

Her work invites a personal connection, encouraging viewers to uncover layers of meaning beyond the surface and reflect on their own emotional landscapes.

Showcases and Exhibitions

2025
Ingram Prize Exhibition, Unit 1 Gallery, London, United Kingdom
'Figures 2025' International Exhibition in CICA Museum, Gimpo, South Korea
'Phenomena Variation' at Gallery The Arte, Cheongdam, Seoul, South Korea
7th Yeosu Sum Sum Art Fair in GS Yeulmaru Art Center, Yeosu City, South Korea
'Time and Memory' Virtual Exhibition Open Call by Arts to Hearts Project, United State

2023
Affordable Art Fair Hong Kong 2023, 10 years Anniversary, presented by Ubu Deco Gallery Hong Kong SAR

2020
MADE IT 2020 Digital Preview, United Kingdom


Awards and Recognition

2025
Ingram Prize — Shortlisted as a finalist in its 10th edition, selected from more than 3,000 applicants

2020
MADE IT 2020 — Shortlisted artist in the national showcase organised by Short Supply, sponsored by Cass Art; featured in the Digital Preview as one of eight illustrators


Volunteer and Community Engagement

2025
Volunteer Art Mentor | Jockey Club Life Adventure Opportunity Hub, Hong Kong SAR
Inspire students to transform creative ideas into initiatives benefiting the community

2024
Volunteer Illustrator | CantoGather, Hong Kong SAR
Created illustrations to support children from minority communities in integrating into local schools

2023
Mural Volunteer | Kathaa Festival by HK WALLS & MeMeraki, in partnership with Hysan Development, Hong Kong SAR
Contributed to large-scale public murals as part of a community art festival