Louise Low's conceptual artwork is a poignant rendition which centers on the notion of breaking free from the traps in the modern world, emphasised by the representation of a cage and door. She highlights the importance of knowledge as a universal key to liberating the self from the traps. Louise has created installations and sculptures integrating unique materials ranging from mirrors, satellite dishes, to fabrics. Louise Low received her Bachelor in Contemporary Art from University of Tasmania, Australia in 2010 and Diploma in Fine Art from Kuala Lumpur College of Art, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in 2002. She is a recipient of several awards, including the Special Jury Prize from Mekra Citra, Galeri Shah Alam (2007), and 1st Prize in Watercolor from the Tanjong Heritage Art Competition, Malaysia (2004). Her solo exhibitions include Love Me Now at Lookiss Art Gallery, KL, Three Four Five Eight at Horus & Deloris Contemporary Art Space, Sydney, Australia (2010), Symphony and Oppression at Studio at Straits, Penang (2011), and Mass Against Mass at Suma Orientalis in 2020. Her works were collected in public collections such as HSBC Bank, Public Bank, and Galeri Shah Alam.