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<strong>Many years ago, I frequently visited a local nursing home to see my father-in-law, and the sights, sounds, and emotions I experienced there continue to inspire this work. This work was selected to exhibit in the 199th Royal Scottish Academy Annual Exhibition (2025).</strong>
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Many years ago, I frequently visited a local nursing home to see my father-in-law, and the sights, sounds, and emotions I experienced there continue to inspire this work. This work was selected to exhibit in the 199th Royal Scottish Academy Annual Exhibition (2025).
Jack So is a contemporary artist and British Hong Konger who utilizes his artistic practice as a
powerful means of self-exploration and cultural commentary. His journey within the art world has
been driven by a profound desire to understand and articulate the multifaceted nature of his identity,
navigating the complexities of both his British and Hong Kong heritage. Through his art, So
grapples with questions of belonging, displacement, and the search for authenticity in a world of
shifting cultural landscapes.
His works encompass a diverse range of mediums including digital 3D art, found objects,
conceptual pieces, photography and AI generated works.
He was awarded the First Place at the Hong Kong Liberty Art Prize in 2023. He completed a
Diploma in Art History at the London Art College in 2009.
