Yeu-Lai Mo is a re-emerging artist identifying as British born Chinese, she has  exhibited widely in the UK & China and graduated from Royal College of Art in 1997.  She is currently a researcher at Goldsmiths University undertaking a practice-based PhD with chosen topic: ‘Archiving the British Chinese Artists Association and Chinese Art movement in London 1990’s’.  

Mo’s artwork explores ideas of critical alternatives for the perception of the British Chinese. In her practice she has touched on issues of racism, prejudice, patriarchal stereotypes of East Asian women and made art using the language and paraphernalia of the fast food industry. An element of performance prevails through her work, she uses photography, video, sound, and mixed media installation to create an immersive environments.