Ranee Ng is a visual artist and practitioner from Hong Kong now living in London, UK. She is a core member of Zine COOP. Having grown up in Hong Kong and lived in Canada - two former British Colonies, she has witnessed and experienced the legacy of colonialism and post-colonial lives, more specifically, the rising of socio-cultural challenges and tensions which have greatly impacted her work. In the past 5 years especially, her work disseminates and explores the themes of abuse of powers, censorship and intimate partner violence (IPV), across Asia, Europe and North America.

To her, the role of artist and practitioner are inseparable, as she considers a holistic journey of print and zine making includes creation, education, circulation, and archival. Therefore, in her projects she provides opportunities for the public as well as peer up-and-coming artists.

ZINE COOP is an independent publishing collective based in Hong Kong. They collect, curate and educate through zine publications, workshops and exhibitions. Founded in 2017, they operate without a fixed or hierarchical membership system and welcome all interested parties to contribute in their own way. Current active members are geographically scattered across Hong Kong, England, Japan and Canada but are united in spirit. ZINE COOP publishes zines, runs zine-making workshops, and tables at zine fairs around the world.