About Han

          Han Luo is a visual artist, focusing on storytelling, filmmaking, and video art. She got her bachelor of arts degree from Vassar College, majoring in Film with a minor in Urban Studies. Many of her work focus on the topics of feminism, spaces, and urban-social landscapes.

​          Han started her journey in art creation as a filmmaker and story writer. She has been producing narrative short films and documentaries since 2019. Continuously participating in independent film projects, she has been director, screenwriter, cinematographer, editor, and actress.

          She is also active in creating interactive and video arts. She uses various forms of art to engage with the concept of spaces and how spaces trace back memories as containers of stories. 

Self-Intro Video

The idea of bridging spaces and emotions through visual languages keeps drifting in my mind. For me, visual storytelling, such as filmmaking, is the construction of spaces and the generation of emotions within them. — Han Luo

Art Gallery

Ceremonial clay pot with incense sticks on the ground, with two Mahjong tiles in front, and a stone marker with inscriptions behind.

Yaoji and Qitong

Narrative Film (10 min)

Collection of handmade plush toys and figurines, including an octopus with button eyes, on a bookshelf with science textbooks.

Bond

Documentary Film (16 min)

Mixed-media collage with parts of a person's face, an eye, a hand, and an ear overlapping a circular sticker collection on a speaker or clock, on a beige wall.

Self-Portrait

Experimental Film (1 min)

People are painting and decorating a long brown table with various art supplies, including paints, brushes, and paper cutouts. The table is covered with colorful paint and artistic designs.

The Last Supper

Interactive Art

Two women facing each other in a split-screen image. The woman on the left, wearing glasses and a white coat, stands next to a table. The woman on the right, dressed in black, stands by an elevator, holding her phone, with a drink, pill, and tablet on the table in the foreground.

The Last Chance

Narrative Film (2 min)

A diorama of a room built inside a cardboard box, featuring a small camera on a tripod, some playing cards, a pile of white shredded paper, and a drawn bookshelf with books on the back wall.

Memory Unboxed

Installation Art