Stephanie Ho

The Journey 02 and Golfers 13 Diptych

2017

Born in Hong Kong, Stephanie Ho is a UK-based artist who began her training in oil painting at the age of 10. Encouraged by her family and friends, she decided to pursue a career in the arts after graduating with a degree in economics in 2001. Stephanie furthered her education in fine arts painting and arts management, becoming a full-time painter in 2007. She exhibits her work regularly and is represented by galleries across the UK, Europe, the US, and Asia. Additionally, her artworks are featured on various online platforms and have been collected by art enthusiasts worldwide. Over the years, Stephanie has developed a highly recognizable style reminiscent of Lowry, depicting tiny human figures. Her fascination with the movement and connectivity of people is evident in her latest series, which features popular sporting events such as golf, tennis, skiing, and marathons. Each figure, rendered in artistic and figurative strokes, captures the fluidity of life in different settings, evoking a sense of freedom and the vibrant pulse of city life. Their colourful silhouettes against the stark white canvas convey both individuality and community, making Stephanie's work a unique exploration of human interaction and the dynamics of public spaces. Explore the exquisite figurative paintings by Stephanie Ho, currently showcased at Signet Contemporary Art and available for purchase online. Each piece captivates with its unique allure, showcasing Stephanie's exceptional talent and distinctive perspective. Whether you visit our London gallery or browse from the comfort of your home, prepare to be enchanted by Stephanie's mesmerizing artistry. “I want viewers to focus on the details of the people in my paintings. The minimalist background provides space for imagination, allowing viewers to connect the scenes to their own experiences. Each figure is delicately painted using tiny paintbrushes, capturing the fluidity and vibrancy of life. The composition extends around the edges, adding a three-dimensional element to the artwork. This technique invites viewers to engage with the piece from multiple angles, enhancing the sense of depth and immersion. My goal is to evoke a sense of individuality and community within the bustling pulse of city life, encouraging viewers to find their own stories within the scenes I create.”- Stephanie Ho