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Daisy Choi studied Visual communication Design and Ceramics at Middlesex University, London, England. Between 1994-5, Choi was commissioned by the Medici Gallery in London to produce a series of ceramics.

Currently Choi is a graphic artist and design director of Key Design Consultants as well as part time lecturer of graphic design at the Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education. Choi has shown her work in numerous group and solo exhibitions in Great Britain and Hong Kong.

Furthermore, she has won awards from the National Playing Card Design Competition of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and the Hong Kong Designers Association Design 1998 show.

• MA Book Arts, Camberwell College of Arts, London. UK. 2003

• BA (Hons) in Visual Communication Design and Ceramics 1994 Middlesex University, London UK

• High Cert. In illustration 1988 Hong Kong Polytechnic, Hong Kong
• Cert. In Graphic Design 1982 First institute of Art and Design Hong Kong

• Currently, I am a visual artist, freelance designer.

• Design director of Key Design Consultants 1995 – 2002

• Part-time Lecturer of Graphic Design Department, Hong Kong Technical College 1995 - now.  Responsible for teaching silk-screen printing, printmaking, design studies
• Commission Art Pieces display and selling in "The Medici Gallery" London 1994 – 1995
• Freelance illustrator of Hong Kong Government Office, London 1993-95. Commission jobs including brochure design: stage design and decoration textbook illustration etc
• Freelance designer of Sing Tao Daily London 1994
• Creative/Art Executive of hotel Miramar Group Hong Kong 1988-1992
• Part-time Lecturer of Graphic design Dept. Lee Wai Lee Technical Institute. 1990-1992 Responsible for teaching 2D graphics

• 2003    MA Bookart degree show, The Camberwell College of Art.

• 2003    ‘ EXHIBIT ’03 ‘, The London Institute Annual exhibition.          

             The London Institute Gallery Mayfair. UK.

• 2002    ' Lost & Found’, International Group Exhibition and Collaboration: Artist’s  Book Project, Hong Kong and Australia.

  The Economist Gallery, Fringe Club, Hong Kong.

• Open exhibition: Living with Art, Art Centre, Hong Kong 1988
• The World of Bottles, glass and clay creations City plaza, Hong Kong
• The Winning Hand - National Playing Card deign Competition. Winning designs displayed V & A Museum, London 1993. Degree Show-Product Design. Middlesex University, London Zoo, London
• Colour in Life – creation of painting, ceramics and installation by Patrick Prudhomme and Daisy Choi. Artland Gallery, Hong Kong 1998
• Time Waits for No Man – ceramics and installation by Daisy Choi, solo exhibition, Fringe Club, Hong Kong 1998. Sponsored by Art Development Council
• Under the Bed – international group of artists, Hong Kong 2000

• National Playing Card Design Competition. Winning design, sponsored by Virgin Atlantic Airways and The Victoria and Albert Museum, London 1993
• Excellent Award – Design 98 show. Hong Kong Designers Association 1998

Time gives us the past, present and the future, it allows us to start life's journey, to travel its path and to finally reach its destination. As we move forward through time, treasures, experiences and varieties of people are lost and found in never ending circles. This exciting progress through life is at a significant cost as it places great demands on our time. Time lost during life's journey will never be found again, but some day perhaps you do find your time - is that the end of your life ?

Time also gives quality moments with some one close, a relative, we travel together as a family, but like time, when we lose that special person, they are lost forever. Some one similar may be found, but will never replace that missing some one special.

Time and our relatives are one in the same, staying with us for a while but once gone, are lost forever.

Daisy Choi

Tel: LONDON 07919 272 058

Email: [email protected]

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