Connie DK Lane is a mixed media artist. Her main focus is sculpture as well as installation with which she explores fragments of the past through the technique of assemblage. Her work is rich in form, content, and emotion.

Born and raised in Hong Kong, Connie DK Lane currently lives and works in Long Beach. Having received both her BFA in Ceramics and MFA from California State University of Long Beach, Lane has exhibited her mixed media sculptures at venues throughout the States, including University of Hawaii Art Gallery, Torrance Art Museum, Long Beach Museum of Art, the Huntington Beach Art Center, the Irvine Fine Arts Center, UCLA's Wright Gallery, Rio Hondo College Art Gallery, Coastline College Art College, the Brand Gallery, Eastside International/LA, BG gallery, Art Cube Gallery, Stone Rose Gallery aw well as Sandra Lee Gallery.

In her recent exhibitions at Cerritos College Art Gallery and LA Artcore Brewery Annex, Lane continues operate on the threshold between past and present. She explored this concept based upon half-forgotten memories of living in Hong Kong. Not simply create separate and autonomous objects, Lane translated her distant impressions into visceral experiences, creating ensemble of assemblages that work together as a whole to transform the space. Blending imagery from the past with her experience as a longtime resident of Los Angeles not only gives her ways of accessing and expressing her feelings, but shaping this imagery into a sculptural installation also allows her to construct a physical site that validates a sense of belonging.