Matilda Liu is an independent curator based in London, with a global perspective shaped by her upbringing in the US and China. Her curatorial practice explores the intersections of contemporary art, design, culture, and cuisine, creating exhibitions and experiences that foster dialogue across disciplines. As the founder of Meeting Point Projects, Matilda curates exhibitions that frequently showcase emerging artists—often within three years of graduating from art school—alongside established artists from private collections. Her work is driven by an interest in cultural heritage, space, and human geography, seeking to expand the critical contexts in which contemporary art can be engaged with. Matilda holds a BA from Central Saint Martins and an MA in Art Business from Sotheby’s Institute of Art. She is a Platinum Patron of Tate and an advocate for supporting artists at all stages of their careers. Through her projects, she is dedicated to fostering cross-disciplinary conversations and creating meaningful encounters between art, design, and lived experience.