Amidst the urban imagery, Choi concerns about the perishing impression of a city, she weaves and pieces the fragments of memory through painting. It is like searching for light under the overcast skies. The landscapes often remind us of how insignificant we are, the visible and the invisible, the high-rise buildings, the scattered and the gathered, the tiny and the enormous beings…Their co-existency reflects the artist’s state of mind. If a painting is a manifestation of infinite borrowed space and time, Choi attempts to liaise within the gap between the tangibles and intangibles, the indescribable space and time with the light of hope, with the force of urban imagery. In recent years, Choi has familiarized herself with wood and explores the definition of freedom with multi-perspective and layers of time, deepening the state of mind into the material with repetitive processes of preserving, sanding, washing and sprinkling.

After receiving her MA at Chelsea College of Art and Design in 2012, she started working in the community and joined an award-winning heritage project, Viva Blue House for six years. She continues to explore different mediums and interdisciplinary collaborations, in the hope of expanding her artistic practices. She never stops her pursuit of painting and her works has been showcased in various interdisciplinary  exhibitions, such as the “Time of XiXi” organized by Zihua“ in 2019, “Literature X Visual Arts: The Reincarnation of Lady Plum Blossom” organized by the House of Hong Kong Literature, and “The Pulse of Nature – Lung Fu Shan” organized by the Lung Fu Shan Environmental Education Centre to commemorate its 10th anniversary. Her publications include the community post “Wan Chai Warriors”, and “Weaving with Words”, a community-based illustrated book co-authored with Uncle Hung.

Choi has organized exchange platforms for the public and artists. She curated “Tokee after sunset” in 2021, including a community exhibition and a public education programme. She has also formed an art collective with other Hong Kong Artists, named “CHT. Art Project”, which facilitates and promotes exchanges between the artist communities in Tainan and Hong Kong.