May LOO 盧婉嫻

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May believes in the transformative power of art to change lives. Her artistic journey began in 2011 with painting and expanded to ceramics in 2016. To deepen her skills and knowledge, she earned a Professional Diploma in Fine Art from the Hong Kong Art School in 2017. She completed the Holistic Western Painting course at the Chinese University of Hong Kong’s School of Continuing and Professional Studies.

May’s painting style primarily focuses on landscapes and surrealism, reflecting her vivid imagination and emotional depth. In ceramics, her work is inspired by nature, exploring the medium's versatility and creative possibilities.

Passionate about art education, May actively participates in community art initiatives, striving to make art accessible and meaningful for a broader audience. She is also deeply committed to exploring art’s therapeutic potential, particularly its benefits for mental health and emotional well-being. This dedication led her to become a Certified Practitioner of Art in Assessment and Therapy, expanding her practice to support others in healing through creativity.

Currently, May wears many hats: she works as a ceramist, art therapy practitioner, part-time art educator, and WWF eco-guide. These diverse roles allow her to express her creativity, share her knowledge, and contribute to the community in impactful and fulfilling ways.

盧婉嫻深信藝術能夠改變生活。她的藝術旅程始於2011年的繪畫創作，並於2016年擴展至陶瓷藝術。為了進一步提升自己的藝術技能和知識，她於2017年完成了香港藝術學院的專業美術文憑課程，以及香港中文大學專業進修學院的全人西畫課程。

盧婉嫻的繪畫風格主要以風景畫和超現實主義為主，展現了她豐富的想像力和情感深度。在陶瓷創作中，她從大自然汲取靈感，探索這種媒介的多種可能性，充分展現其創意和表現力。

她熱衷於藝術教育，積極參與各種社區藝術活動，致力於讓更多人理解並接觸藝術。她亦十分關注藝術的療癒特質，特別是在改善心理健康和情緒福祉方面的作用。這份熱情促使她成為一名認證的藝術評估與治療執業者，將藝術融入療癒實踐，幫助他人透過創作實現身心平衡。

目前，盧婉嫻身兼多職：陶藝家、藝術治療師、兼職藝術教育工作者，以及世界自然基金會（WWF）的生態導賞員。這些多元化的角色讓她能夠展現創意、分享知識，並以有意義的方式回饋社會。