Angela Su is a Hong Kong artist known for her biomorphic drawings, fictional films and hair embroideries, exploring the imagery of the body through metamorphosis, hybridity and transformation. She is a trained biochemist as well as a visual artist. In 2014, Su was featured in Art Radar on a list of influential Asian female artists making an impact on the international art stage. She represents Hong Kong in the Collateral Event at the 59th International Art Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia, with a solo exhibition titled: Angela Su: Arise, Hong Kong in Venice. Biography Angela Su was born during the 1970s in Hong Kong. She graduated from the University of Toronto with a degree in biochemistry in 1990 and from the Ontario College of Art with a visual arts degree in 1994. Her works have been exhibited in the Second CAFAM Biennale, the 17th Biennale of Sydney, at the Saatchi Gallery and the Whitechapel Gallery in London. She published an artist novel called Berty in 2013, and a science fiction anthology Dark Fluid, where she used science fiction as a tool for social justice. Exhibitions Selected works Mesures et Démesures (2015) Mesures et Démesures is a six-minute video that begins with images of flowers with a background soundtrack of a regular tapping sound. It consists of pictures of late-19th century psychiatrists, Jean-Martin Charcot, and the tests that he conducted on a patient who suffered from hysteria, a socially constructed disease that led to misuses of medical care and unjustified discrimination. Hong Kong Bestiary (2015) The exhibition contains various animals' paintings and focuses on the relationship between humans and animals. Although humans consider animals as living creatures, there are characteristics that define a human and animal differently, but there are resemble between the two. In the exhibition, it is portrayed that the human starts to take advantage of the animals. They intentionally use of the animals' image to solve social, moral, environmental and political issues since the animals cannot speak and fight back. The artworks aim to bring out the underlying thoughts of the animals and let the animals speak to the human. Methods of Art (2015) Methods of Art is a one-minute video that was created in response to an artist interview conducted by curator Johannes Hedinger for his project Methods of Art (MoA), an international video archive of artist interviews initiated in 2013 in Germany. At the beginning