Lillian Liu is a young, multi-faceted, and versatile artist specializing in:

piano performance, photography, retouching, music education, and modeling.

Lillian is an award-winning and published creative photographer who utilizes digital techniques to create unique atmospheres in her work. Often traveling, arranging international collaborations, and styling her own artistic concepts, she is also a part of the humanitarian artistic collective Free Spirit, headquartered in Paris, as of 2016.

Features and publications as a photographer include:

Marie Claire Taiwan, Vogue Taiwan, My Modern Met, CTV News Canada, Art.Ifeng, 54th Annual Taiwan Golden Horse Awards, Kat Von D Beauty 10 Years of Beauty (Muse #5), Fae, Huf, PhotoVogue Italia, Feroce, Gazelle, Ellements, Dreamingless, Elegant, Surreal Beauty, Art of Portrait, Gilded, Phantasm, Unfolded, Dark Beauty, Pump, Obscurae, Giuseppina, Gothic and Amazing, Gothesque, and many more.

Lillian’s latest award is in the 2020-2021 WPPI First Half Competition, placing first in the Open Creative category. Lillian has also received awards in the Photomanipulation category in the 5th and 6th annual Fine Art Photography Awards for her pieces “Blood Flower” and “The Sacred Gift.” She is also a finalist of the 2019 Beautiful Bizarre Magazine and Stocksy Photography Award with “The Bard.” She has also shot winning editorials for the 30th Contessa Hair Awards hosted by Salon Magazine, in the categories “Multicultural Hairstylist of the Year” and “British Columbia Hair Stylist of the Year” with stylist Freddy Sim.

Lillian’s latest commercial editorial is currently on the walls of Curlique/Blanche Macdonald on Robson Street in Vancouver as of July 2019. Her work has also been featured on book covers- such as titles authored by New York Times and USA Today bestselling author K.N. Lee.

Lillian has also collaborated with The Colour Lab by Bella Kotak and Pratik Naik to release her own set of colour-toning actions in the Fairytale Collection. She is also an ambassador to Lumecube.

Lillian's work has also been showcased in galleries, and her latest exhibition on gender in the Far-East is in China within the cultural institution gallery established by Dongguan Finding Cultural Communications Co. for their large-scale exhibition area titled Finding Arts Space established in 2015.