Fanglin Luo Wins 2025 Silver Award, Curates London Exhibition Exploring Non-Linear Time
Fanglin Luo, a London-based artist and curator, recently won the Silver Award at the 2025 New York International Art Competition, titled Light From The Other Shore. Her work combines art theory with fashion design and explores topics like identity, feminism, and transcultural memory through performance, painting, and photography. In early 2026, she launched an exhibition called 'New Spring: Lines' at Safehouse2 in London, which invited diverse communities to reflect on Northeast Asian memories and challenge conventional historical views. Her earlier video project, 'ME & GODDESS & ME,' reinterprets her as mythological figures, emphasizing feminine strength. Luo's artwork has reached audiences worldwide, including the UK, France, the USA, and Japan, highlighting the importance of memory and emotion in migration contexts.
Key facts
- Fanglin Luo won the Silver Award at the Light From The Other Shore: 2025 New York International Art Competition.
- She curated 'New Spring: Lines' at Safehouse2, London in early 2026.
- Her video work 'ME & GODDNESS & ME' explores mythological goddesses like Aphrodite.
- She expanded this with 'ME & GODDESS & ME – NVWA’s Project', focusing on Chinese mythology figure Nvwa.
- Luo presented at the London Design Festival in 2025.
- Her work has been exhibited in the UK, France, USA, and Japan.
- Her practice examines identity, feminism, and transcultural memory through performance, painting, and photography.
- She is based in London and her work has foundations in art theory and fashion design.
Entities
Artists
- Fanglin Luo
- Emma Jacob
Institutions
- London Design Festival
- Light From The Other Shore: 2025 New York International Art Competition
- Safehouse2
- Aesthetica Magazine
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom
- France
- USA
- Japan
- New York
- Northeast Asia