Yuk Tsang Ng, born in 1999 in Hong Kong, graduated from the University of the Arts London and obtained a Master's degree in Photography in 2024. His works deal with autobiographical and fictional narratives, exploring themes of intimate, loss, and vulnerability. As an artist who grew up amidst the social media boom, he has a profound understanding of the impacts of image oversaturation, fragmentation, and digitization, which have deeply shaped his perception of the photography medium and the passage of time.

Using fragments of images to reflect the spirit of the digital era, He is adept at using personal archives and found images, and by altering the physical materiality of photographs—such as tearing, cutting, and bending—he creates new visual narratives. He reassembles these fragments into photomontages that intertwine clarity with blur, abstraction with reality, and the past with the present. Yuk Tsang Ng has a profound understanding of the materiality of photography; his works challenge our perception of traditional images and explore memory and perception at the boundary between the digital and the real, offering a new perspective in the digital age.

Ng's works have been showcased in several group exhibitions. His showcases include the LCC Postgraduate Shows at the Upper Gallery in London; "Feel it, Show it, Sorted" at Belsize Community Library, London; "Savouring Shadows" and "Within Bounds" at Copeland Gallery, London; the LCC MA Photography Work In Progress Show at Well Gallery, London; "NIGHT MOODS" by Shutter Hub online; the Dimensional Civilization Archeology Exhibition at Infectment, Hong Kong; the Academy of Visual Arts HKBU graduation show in Hong Kong; and the AVA Freshman Exhibition in Hong Kong. Additionally, Ng has been a part of the Uncool Artist residency in New York and featured in various media outlets, including Canto Cutie Volume 7 in the US and Stand News in Hong Kong.

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