(2020–2022)
(2022)
(2016–2020)
(2022)
(2016–2020)
Master of Fine Art
Boston University, Boston, US
COMA Lab Studio
Amsterdam, NL
Bachelor of Design
OCAD University, Toronto, CA
Boston University, Boston, US
COMA Lab Studio
Amsterdam, NL
Bachelor of Design
OCAD University, Toronto, CA
Chen Luo is a Graphic Designer based in Boston. She runs Body&Forma—a collective design house.
She has taught graphic design, typography, and publication at Boston University and School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Tufts, and University of Massachusetts, Lowell. She has been as a guest critic/designer at MICA, RISD Newly Formed, UConn, MassArt, OCAD U. Currently, she gathers collective voices and experimenting with typography on both macro and micro levels, using various tools, materials, languages, scales, and spaces.
Her work has been awarded and recognized by Communication Arts, NewOne Awards, Design 360˚, Boston Art Review and The Young Ones TDC, and exhibited in Canada, Italy, Japan, China, Korea, and the United States.
She has taught graphic design, typography, and publication at Boston University and School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Tufts, and University of Massachusetts, Lowell. She has been as a guest critic/designer at MICA, RISD Newly Formed, UConn, MassArt, OCAD U. Currently, she gathers collective voices and experimenting with typography on both macro and micro levels, using various tools, materials, languages, scales, and spaces.
Her work has been awarded and recognized by Communication Arts, NewOne Awards, Design 360˚, Boston Art Review and The Young Ones TDC, and exhibited in Canada, Italy, Japan, China, Korea, and the United States.
PRACTICE:
She works on visual identities, publications, websites, performative lettering workshops with artists, museums, and institutions.
RESEARCH:
Her work critiques historical procedures of how the body, proportion, and movement have been interpreted and articulated with 2D graphic design prints. She explores embodied publishing to form a diverse readership and communal experience.
Feel free to reach out regarding freelance work, collaborations or request CV.
She works on visual identities, publications, websites, performative lettering workshops with artists, museums, and institutions.
RESEARCH:
Her work critiques historical procedures of how the body, proportion, and movement have been interpreted and articulated with 2D graphic design prints. She explores embodied publishing to form a diverse readership and communal experience.
Feel free to reach out regarding freelance work, collaborations or request CV.