Ngo Chun Tse is a Hong Kong born, UK based artist, writer and curator. He works across moving image, installation, writing, performance and curatorial practice, critically engaging with hauntology, immigration, infrastructure, geopolitics, technological systems, image production and the historiography of decolonisation.

Ngo Chun has presented projects at art spaces, institutions and festivals including FLAMIN (UK);  Videotage (Hong Kong); Wysing Arts Centre (UK); Bloc Projects (UK); Metroland Cultures (UK); g39 (UK); Open City Documentary Festival (UK) and ARKIPEL Jakarta International Documentary & Experimental Film Festival (Indonesia). Recent awards and residencies include the Axis Fellowship (2026), Arts Council England’s Developing Your Creative Practice (2026), Freelands Foundation Artists’ Bursaries (2025), CuratorSpace Artist Bursary (2025), LADA’s Stock Check (2025), Para Site’s Workshop for Art Professionals (2025) and Metroland Cultures’ Peer to Peer (2024). He holds an MFA in Fine Art Media from the Slade School of Fine Art and a BA (Hons) in Fine Art from Chelsea College of Arts.

Ngo Chun also works as an independent curator. He has curated exhibition and public programmes for CVAN London, Brent Council, UCL Policy Co-Design Lab and Brighton Photo Fringe, he also held curatorial positions at Eaton HK (Hong Kong) and M+ Museum (Hong Kong).