Karen’s work reflects the disappearing elements of Hong Kong’s cultural landscape, embedding nostalgia and personal memory into each piece. Her ceramics act as quiet, tangible records of the city’s shifting identity.

For Karen, ceramics is about doing—getting lost in the process, sharing the experience with friends, and letting the clay take shape naturally. She trusts her hands and emotions over analysis.

Though full of feelings and reflections, Karen resists overthinking when she creates. She forces herself to let go, allowing intuition and raw expression to shape her work.