Spending his childhood in Kyoto, Japan, Lau's early works were deeply influenced by the local manga culture. He has published and serialized more than ten short comics on different platforms, such as MDecomics, Ani-Wave. His creative direction showed some drastic changes after participating in French Angoulê International Comics Festival in 2017.

He has widely published his column paintings on publications such as Zihua, Ming Pao, Breakazine, City Magazine, Fountain, and participated in the Monsoon vol.4, Days of ACG, Comic O vol.4.

Lau is also active in producing animated short films with more than ten animated short films screened in cinemas and Times Square Hong Kong.

Lau’s recent projects focus on creating personal comic works, such as Fantaisie ordinaire published in France and Belgium, The Lost Hong Kong published in Taiwan, Cube Escape: Paradox published in the Netherlands and available for global sales, and an ongoing project Unknown Brothers.

Pencil is the usual medium in Lau's creative practices. Its characteristic brushstrokes help emphasize the comic’s atmosphere, and explore the possibilities of the languages of comic.