Yulin Hao (b. 1998, Chengdu, China) is an emerging artist based in Sydney, Australia. Her artistic practice revolves around a blend of drawing, painting, and sculpting, culminating in her ceramic artworks. Driven by joy and curiosity, Yulin sees making as playing a creative game, seeking to merge the visual language of two dimensions with the tactile world of clay. On the other hand, the possibilities that emerged in the games offer her insights into her artistic methodology and individuality. Constantly revisited and reflected upon, each of her works becomes a testament to her dedication to learning through making.
Yulin Hao is a current student at the National Art School’s Ceramic Department, having previously graduated from USYD with a Bachelor of Design in Architecture in 2019. She has participated in group shows, including PHAF2 at PICKNCHEWS, Private 51 at Sheaffer Gallery, Song of Vowels painting and ceramic group show, A4 at PICKNCHEWS, Push Magazine Launch, and Pyroglyphics at the NAS Stairwell Gallery. Upcoming shows include Hooray for Hollywood at Hollywood Hotel, Orange Cherry Fizzers ceramic group show at PICKNCHEWS, and NAS GRADSHOW 2023.
Established in 2021, the National Emerging Art Prize was created to provide an annual, highly visible national platform to identify, promote and support the most promising emerging visual and ceramic artists in Australia.