My art practice is closely connected to my life experiences, and this year, I focused on my relationship with my mother as a central theme. I explored the patterns of our communication and how our bond shifted due to the long distance between Hong Kong and Melbourne. The transformation of clay in my work reflects the dynamic interplay between control and letting go, reflecting the shifting dynamics of the mother-daughter relationship.
Ariene Lam is a Hong Kong-born artist working with ceramics, installation, and video. Currently in her final year of a Bachelor of Fine Art (Ceramics Major) at RMIT University, her practice focuses on personal experiences and emotional representations, particularly the relationship between mother and daughter. Ariene’s work embraces diverse materiality and experimental approaches with clay and glazes. Her current interest lies in exploring glaze techniques through different firing methods. She aims to transform intangible concepts into physical forms through her creative endeavours.
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