Nicole chui
Nicole Chui is a messy, brash, and disruptive artist specialising in freestyle hand embroidery.
Photography by Felicia May
Photography by Felicia May
Her work is driven by the desire to preserve & create memories, disrupt perfection, and unpick traditions. She is currently exploring the integration of her identity in football culture. Her clients include Adidas, Google, Victoria Beckham, It’s Nice That, Migration Museum, and the V&A Museum.
Chui was selected as one of the ‘25 future faces 25 and under’ by the Evening Standard in 2019. In 2022, she was granted an artist residency with Baesianz x Hate Zine at SET where she created new work for the Somerset House & The Crossover Project group exhibition by Bleur arts. She was also recently recognised for her work in the arts and culture sector as a finalist in the Asian Women of Achievement awards 2023, supported by NatWest business. Nicole is also an alumnus of the arts residency programme at HQI. Chui’s work has been exhibited at NOW gallery, Somerset House, Design District, London Design Festival, and The MAC Belfast. She currently runs her studio from Blackhorse Workshop.
Chui was selected as one of the ‘25 future faces 25 and under’ by the Evening Standard in 2019. In 2022, she was granted an artist residency with Baesianz x Hate Zine at SET where she created new work for the Somerset House & The Crossover Project group exhibition by Bleur arts. She was also recently recognised for her work in the arts and culture sector as a finalist in the Asian Women of Achievement awards 2023, supported by NatWest business. Nicole is also an alumnus of the arts residency programme at HQI. Chui’s work has been exhibited at NOW gallery, Somerset House, Design District, London Design Festival, and The MAC Belfast. She currently runs her studio from Blackhorse Workshop.
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