Christine Loh, born in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, has always had a deep connection to the arts. In 2007, she moved to Ireland, where she initially built a successful career as a make-up artist, traveling nationwide to promote beauty and creativity. Yet, her heart was consistently drawn to painting—a passion she fully embraced in recent years.

While living in Cork in 2015, Christine pursued studies in graphic design and fine art, but it wasn’t until 2022 that she reignited her artistic journey with a renewed focus and launched her Instagram page to showcase her work. Within a remarkably short time, her vibrant, oriental-influenced paintings began to attract attention from galleries in Spain and Miami, signaling the beginning of her journey as a professional artist.

In 2024, Christine achieved several significant milestones. She collaborated with Monet Gallery in Madrid, leading to her participation in the Paris Art Fair and two group exhibitions in Madrid. Additionally, she partnered with Red Art Gallery in Dublin, where she debuted her first solo exhibition, presenting her celebrated koi fish series. These achievements marked a turning point in her career, establishing her presence in the art world both locally and internationally.

Christine’s koi fish collection is a central theme in her work, symbolizing unity, resilience, and connection. These themes resonate deeply with her personal journey and her commitment to giving back to the community. Through her involvement with charitable events, including partnerships with organizations such as Dublin Simon Community, Christine has used her art to support causes that reflect her values of togetherness and compassion.

Her paintings, known for their vibrant and contemporary aesthetic, blend abstract forms with layers of intricate detail, often inspired by nature, memory, and an airy sense of wonder. Each piece is a testament to her meticulous craftsmanship and a desire to create meaningful, uplifting spaces for her collectors.

Christine’s artwork has found homes with collectors in London, Spain, Luxembourg, Malaysia, and Dublin, and her growing reputation has drawn interest from collectors of iconic artists like Andy Warhol and Damien Hirst. Currently based in Dublin, she continues to refine her craft while exploring new opportunities to connect her art with a broader audience, both through exhibitions and charitable collaborations.

With her sights set on an enduring and impactful career, Christine aspires to one day see her work displayed in public spaces, accessible to all, and used as a platform to inspire and bring people together. For Christine, art is not only a reflection of beauty but also a means to connect, uplift, and make a difference.