Amy Hui Li 李慧
Overview
Amy Hui Li，1997 年生於中國。2020 年畢業於倫敦大學金匠學院（Goldsmiths, University of London）美術學士，2023 年取得皇家藝術學院（Royal College of Art）繪畫碩士學位。其作品曾於倫敦、紐約、上海與臺中等城市展出，目前生活與工作於倫敦。
藝術家作品僅以小寫來呈現標題，以此展現出謙遜態度，並將繪畫視為身體的複層結構，雙面創作的方式試圖揭示內在空間的碎片，使作品成為一種向內翻展的身體場域，探索深層的情感與記憶。李慧運用混合媒材、油彩與羊毛纖維於歐根紗，挑戰「雕塑式繪畫」的定義與邊界，作品在透明度和不同媒材的質地上有著細膩的差異，充分表達了坦承自我、對脆弱率真，以及願意示弱的珍貴勇氣。她將纖維材料轉化為如同肌膚般的存在，在破壞與照料行為交錯之中，反覆循環著撕裂與修補的行動，試圖喚起觀者的共鳴，引導自我反思與面對內在。
Amy Hui Li (b. 1997, China) received her BA in Fine Art from Goldsmiths, University of London in 2020, and her MA in Painting from the Royal College of Art in 2023. Her works have been exhibited in cities including London, New York, Shanghai, and Taichung. She currently lives and works in London.
Li presents her works with titles rendered exclusively in lowercase, a gesture that conveys a sense of humility. Conceiving painting as a multilayered bodily structure, she works on both sides of the surface to reveal fragments of interior space, transforming the work into an inwardly unfolding corporeal field through which she explores deep-seated emotions and memory. Employing mixed media, oil paint, and wool fibers on organza, Li challenges the definition and boundaries of what may be considered as “sculptural painting.” Subtle variations in transparency and material texture articulate vulnerability, candor, and the rare courage of self-exposure. By transforming fiber-based materials into a skin-like presence, she stages an ongoing cycle of tearing and mending—an interplay of destruction and care—seeking to elicit resonance in the viewer while prompting introspection and an encounter with the inner self.
Works
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‘cause i can’t stop following dreams - my love and i, 2026 -
where the sky is blue forever, 2026
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location unknown, 2023
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cause' love like this won't grow, 2023
Exhibitions
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Hundred Quilts: No Knots Without Weight
Mar 21 - May 16, 2026大河美術將推出群展《Hundred Quilts: No Knots Without Weight》，邀請六位創作實踐橫跨紙材、纖維、繪畫、雕塑與裝置的藝術家，包含日裔加拿大藝術家Alexa Kumiko Hatanaka、墨西哥藝術家Allan Villavicencio、澳籍臺裔Angie Pai、加拿大籍臺裔Dennis Lin、旅居英國的中國藝術家Amy Hui Li，以及韓國藝術家 Lili Lee。本展以「百衲被」（patchwork quilt）為核心隱喻，從其文化生成、物質結構與身體勞動出發，追索纖維如何在匱乏、斷裂、照護與遷移之中，逐步構築並得以延續生命的承重系統，於當代重新獲得感知與重量。Read more
RIVER ART GALLERY will present the group exhibition “Hundred Quilts: No Knots Without Weight”, featuring six artists whose practices span paper, fabric, painting, sculpture, and installation. The exhibition brings together Japanese-Canadian artist Alexa Kumiko Hatanaka; Mexican artist Allan Villavicencio; Taiwanese-Australian artist Angie Pai; Taiwanese-Canadian artist Dennis Lin; Chinese artist Amy Hui Li, and Korean artist Lili Lee. Taking the “patchwork quilt” as its central metaphor, the exhibition examines its cultural formation, material structure, and corporeal labor embedded within. It traces how textile and fiber practices, shaped by scarcity, rupture, care, and migration, gradually form a structure capable of sustaining life, through which fiber regains a renewed perceptual and symbolic weight in the present. -
Airy Disk
Jun 15 - Aug 3, 2024大河美術將舉辦全新聯展《Airy Disk》，邀請到6位藝術家，包含韓國藝術家 Lili Lee、首次於臺灣曝光的波蘭藝術家 Magdalena Gluszak - Holeksa、於英國學習藝術的中國藝術家李慧與劉欣然，以及備受矚目的臺灣藝術家洪郁雯和日本藝術家蓮輪友子共同呈現。展覽將視覺感官層層剖析，以多元的切入點進行討論，期待觀眾能夠穿過不同的像，進入豐富的心靈維度，進而對應自身的生命光譜，找到似曾相識的感動。Read more
RIVER ART GALLERY will hold the new group show “Airy Disk,” featuring six artists, including Korean artist Lili Lee, Polish artist Magdalena Gluszak – Holeksa who makes her debut in Taiwan, Chinese artists Amy Hui Li and Xinran Liu who studied art in the UK, as well as the highly acclaimed Taiwanese artist Julia Hung and Japanese artist Tomoko Hasuwa. The show will delve into layers of visual perception through diverse perspectives, inviting viewers to journey through different images into a rich, spiritual dimension, thereby resonating with their own spectrum of life and finding moments of familiarity.
