School of Fine Art Sculpture & Environmental Art

Maia Leung (She/Her)

Contact
maiaaleung@gmail.com
m.leung1@student.gsa.ac.uk
@maiaaleung
Works
Still Life
The Metal Lunch Club
Misc
Mechanical Hand

Still Life

Paintings, print, and drawings exploring still life, particularly of food or nautical themes.

#21

Still life oil painting on wood. Plant, bottle, necklace, fish ornament, skull bottle, grapes, shell pot, shell teapot, shell box, cracked bottle, fungi.
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Lotus Root 蓮藕, Phoenix Claws 鳳爪, Oysters 蠔, and Mooli 白蘿蔔

Oil painting on canvas.
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DSC_0078

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Pen drawing of a salmon head.
Unfinished oil painting of a still life scene, of a rice cooker, jewellery, steamed sea bream on a fish-shaped plate.
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The Metal Lunch Club

This project explores the relationship between my white British and Hong Kong Chinese identities. The aesthetics of the space and the dim sum cart reflect how I connect to Chinese culture, primarily through eating and cooking, whereas the track and animation take inspiration from my upbringing in Manchester, with a love of UK jungle and drum and bass.

Siu mai (pewter)
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Restaurant Beat

The music playing out of the dim sum trolley, a drum and bass track made in collaboration with my good friend Spencer Rule, created out of samples from the kitchen, combined with digital sounds. The track features: peeling vegetables, sharpening a knife, biting and crunching, tapping a metal bowl of water, the sizzling of oil in a pan, drumming on pots, pans, and countertops using utensils, and various unidentifiable clashes and clanging.

Salmon Head

Framed silk print of a salmon head sculpture.
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The Metal Lunch Club

Photograph of the installation. Objects from my home: wooden table, lamps, toothpicks and holder, bamboo steamers, metal pot with money tree. Steel sheets, steel bar, round bar, castor wheels, pewter, silk, wooden frame, fabric, drawn animation.

Dim Sum Trolley

(Steel, castor wheels, bamboo steamer)
Trolley details.
Handle details

Misc

#2

Foraged woodear fungus which was then cooked and eaten.
Century eggs and a persimmon. (glass wax, clay, acrylic paint)
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Mechanical Hand

A hand with moving parts to be worn as an extension on the arm, puppeteered by the wearer. (Wood, wire, elastic, screws)