JUNIE
LAU

Junie Lau is a multidisciplinary creative; she lives and works in London, UK, and Shanghai, China.

As a director and a production designer, Junie continuously creates avant-garde visual narratives for global brands and top celebrities, covering a variety of formats including fashion films, music videos, and advertising productions. She is passionate and committed to using cutting-edge technology in media production, continually breaking the boundaries of creative expression.

She remains steadfastly dedicated to innovation, skilfully using AI in dynamic imaging to shape avant-garde artistic narratives in this era of hyper-modernism. Furthermore, she delves deeply into the realm of virtual identity and engages in critical thinking about digital humanities and digital ontology.

Her artworks have been exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts in the UK and featured in "British Vogue" magazine. Junie's music video "The Court" won the global championship in the Stable Diffusion official #DiffuseTogether AI short film contest, earning high praise from Peter Gabriel, a six-time Grammy Award winner, and a wide audience. She passionately created the music video for the theme song "Difficult to Determine Between Good and Evil" from the Hong Kong movie "I Did It My Way," a collaboration between Mandarin pop king Andy Lau and music legend George Lam. With her exceptional skills and AI technology, she has crafted music videos that are unique in artistic creation and have pushed AI visual imagery to new heights, receiving high praise from extensive Asian media coverage.

As a star artist in the Stability AI official community, Junie also maintains close connections with mainstream AI platforms such as Luma AI and Pika AI. Her exploratory experiments with Nerf and Gaussian Splat have been officially recognized by Luma AI. Additionally, she directed the production of the "e^(i*π) + 1 = 0" AI short film for the Sohu 25th Fashion Awards, which has won the Silver at the 2nd Annual International AI Film Festival by Runway and be screened at the Tribeca Film Festival. She collaborated with the top 50 AI filmmakers globally to create the world's first 90-minute AI independent feature-length movie, 'Our T2 Remake,' which premiered in Hollywood, USA on March, 2024.