I'm a multidisciplinary artist, big dreamer and DJ from Whadjuk Noongar boodjar. I was born and raised in Boorloo in the 1990's. I come from a Shan, Hakka and Burmese migrant family.

I enjoy creating art that mashes up and remixes cultural memory, personal and relational. I am most interested in using poetic language and potent symbolism to home my feelings, the feelings of my queer Asian migrant heart. Corny, I know, but I cannot find a better way to express this sentiment! In the recent years of my creative practice I have made installations exploring camp retro-futurism, histories of Asian disapora resilience and solidarity. I have exhibited at DADAA Fremantle and the State Library of WA. My favourite mediums include drawing, painting, writing, beading, collage and photography. In November 2025, I will be undertaking an artist residency at Hyphenated Projects in West Melbourne.

Alongside my creative practice I am an art technician, library officer and DJ. For any work enquiries you may contact me at
✿ gabbylooworks@gmail.com ✿

:~) Thank you!

Hello, my name is Gabby Loo!

I live and work on the lands of the Whadjuk people of the Bibbulmun and Noongar nations [-O-] I acknowledge Elders and Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to the land, sea and community. As a migrant settler in Australia, we occupy a space in between colonised and coloniser, as while we deal with oppression from colonial structures of whiteness and empire. I stand in solidarity with First Nations people’s right to leadership and struggle for sovereignty. [-O-] Sovereignty was never ceded, this always was and always will be Aboriginal land.