Hong Yu is a Melbourne based Visual Art student who is born in China,1997.
 

Her works mainly include oil paintings, prints, and digital paintings. Most of her works are bright and contrasting, and the human image is usually the protagonist of the work.
 

The theme of her work mainly focuses on characters and portraits. She expresses her personal life and her views on contemporary social phenomena through her image.

 

As an international student from Asia, Hong lives in a country that has a significant gap in her cultural background. Such cultural differences always bring about different views on things. And these things caused by cultural differences are also part of Hong's work.
 

Most of Hong's works are human images because she thinks that human beings are exciting content which is worthy of further exploration and research.
 

Because for her, the leading player in this society is human beings, and human beings are also the initiators of most social phenomena. Then using human images to express is an appropriate choice.
 

Hong uses the work as a medium for recording daily life and contemporary social phenomena and then presents it to the audience. She hopes that through her works, people can understand her life and her views and views on social phenomena.