Meet the Finalists at 2025 Sigg Prize Exhibition

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Explore the artworks by six leading contemporary artists, finalists for the prestigious biennial Sigg Prize 2025, at M+. Established in 2018, the art prize is open to artists born or working in the Greater China region and its diaspora, promoting diverse works on an international scale. In its third edition, the six shortlisted artists showcase works across various mediums, including handcrafted objects, virtual reality and AI, with creations spanning from Hong Kong to Singapore and New York.

Among them is Wong Ping, an animator and graphic designer born in Hong Kong, known for creating vividly colored, dreamlike worlds that reflect modern society. Also featured is Bi Rongrong, who works in Shanghai and creates across various mediums, including painting, textiles, animation and installation.

Joining them are four more finalists: Singaporean artist Ho Rui An; Taiwanese artist and filmmaker Hsu Chia-Wei; Berlin-based composer and performance artist Pan Daijing; and Macau-born ceramicist Heidi Lau.

The six finalists were selected by an international jury chaired by Suhanya Raffel, museum director of M+, alongside prominent members such as Maria Balshaw, director of Tate, United Kingdom; Mami Kataoka, director of Mori Art Museum, Tokyo; Uli Sigg, collector and member of the M+ Board, Switzerland and others.

The winner of the Sigg Prize 2025 will be announced in December 2025.