Jerry Loo is a rising young artist from Hong Kong, specializing in neon art, animation, interactive installations, and visual storytelling. He graduated with First Class Honours in Illustration and Visual Media from the University of the Arts London. Loo’s practice spans international festivals and public exhibitions.
He was a concept artist and 3D animator for déTour (2024), showcased at the Annecy International Film Festival in France. In the same year, Loo won the InnerGlow Searchlight open call for young artists. He served as team leader and animation director for Jailhouse Follies at Tai Kwun’s InnerGlow 2024 programme, which drew over 30,000 visitors. Subsequently, he was selected again through the returning alumni open call in 2026, unveiling an ambitious large-scale light projection animation, The Modern Day Rapunzel, which spanned two prison yard walls and became a centerpiece of the programme. Beyond these projects, he also designed key visuals for the Lee Gardens Skateboard Festival 2023. 
In 2025, Loo debuted his first public exhibition, "Neon Heroes: Illuminated Dreams" at PMQ, created in collaboration with his grandfather, Master Wong, one of Hong Kong’s most senior neon craftsmen. Featuring seven neon sculptures and the animation Neon Waltz, the exhibition attracted over 35,000 visitors and received coverage from more than 100 media outlets, including South China Morning Post, China Daily, RTHK, TimeOut, and Lifestyle Asia.
Most recently, Loo was a featured artist in "Luminous Neon" at the Hong Kong Design Centre, presenting Neon Throttle and Harbor Crossing Lights at the DX design hub.
His work continues to explore the intersection of heritage and innovation, positioning neon as a vital contemporary art form while advancing storytelling through light and motion.