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Lui chak hong born in Macao, he started to learn drawing and painting by following the famous painter, Mr. Lai Ieng and he was awarded in many art and design competitions. Form 1996 to 1998, he studied in Japan and worked as a sport photographer for a Japanese sport magazine. He worked also for Tokyo News. Since he came back to Macao, he taught painting, photography and Japanese. From 2002, he began his studies on Chinese Medicine in Macao Science and Technology University. Besides his studies, he learnt Fongshui and Fortune Telling mentoring from an old master. In 2006 he publishes his first Feng Shui book.
Exhibitions and Prizes
1984 – 1994 Winners of the “Macao Students Painting Competition” for the 12 consecutive years.
Won the Championship in the “Macao Green Week Painting Competition” for 3 consecutive years.
1987 Awarded with Bronze Medal in the “Worldwide Children Painting Competition” in Japan.
1990 Awarded with Super Gold Medal in the “Worldwide Children Painting Competition” in Japan.
1991 Champion in “the Basic Law of the Macao Special Administrative Region Painting Competition”.
1992 Participated in the painting exhibition held by the Collective of Painter Association.
1994 Champion in the “Macao Chinese and Western Painting Exhibition” for Chinese traditional painting.
Awarded “The Best Design Champion (Student)” in Bus Panel Design for Promotion Usage of Yellow Pages.
1995 Participated in the painting exhibition held by the Collective of Painter Association. 3rd prizewinner in the “Macao Anti-smoking Campaign Poster Design”. 2nd prizewinner in the “Macao Juveniles Christmas Card Design”. Paintings selected in “Macao Chinese and Western Painting Exhibition”
1996 Held the “Lui Chak Keong and Lui Chak Hong Painting Exhibition” at Macau Cultural Convention Center.
Paintings selected in the “Macao Chinese and Western Painting Exhibition”
1997 Held the “Floating Vestige：Poon kam ha, Poon kam leng, Chan kai chon, Chan chi lek , Lui chak keong and Lui chak hong Sketch-Painting Exhibition”at Macau Cultural Conventional Center.
2002 Participated in the “Hong Kong Philippe Charriol Foundation 17th Art Competition”
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