- Frieda Gallery 2025 – Antwerp Belgium
- The Forbidden City 2025 – Antwerp Belgium
- Frieda Gallery 2024 5D Ruimte – Antwerp Belgium (with work from Denmark, Jan Fabre, Marthe Wéry, Albert Szukalski, Ben Vautier, Linde Leblans, Pascal Baeten, Panamarenko, Eline Rausenberger)
- Once 2024 Borgerhub – Antwerp Belgium
- De Rapen zijn Gaar! 2024 Artspace Raapstraat – Antwerp Belgium
- Bring Your Own Beamer 2023 Various location – Antwerp Belgium
Research time on diaspora art (anthropology of the third space), and the deconstruction of drawing). Artists assistant and photographer.
- The Lost Exhibition (The Collected Landscapes) 2009 – The Royal Academy of Antwerp, Belgium
- M.O.B. (Met Onbekende Bestemming) 2006, Former grain silo / building Extra City – Antwerp, Belgium
- It’s not the end of the world (but you can see it from here) 2005 Ginza Art Laboratory – Tokyo, Japan
- Preemptive Multitask 2004 Chiba Bld. – Tokyo, Japan
- Airborne System Mode 2004 Ox WareHouse Gallery– Macau
- Metamorphoses 2000 Art Exchange Gallery – Nottingham, UK
- A-part 2000 Turtle Art Gallery – Nottingham, UK
- The Boxproject 2000 M.O.I. The Museum Of Installation – London, UK
- Nott Home 2000 Open studios – Nottingham, UK
- The Store 1999 Collaboration with French, British, and Asian artists – Nottingham, UK.
- Selling the Artist 1999 A site-specific installation using work and name of 10 artist as 1 installation – Nottingham UK.
- Igloo_art 1998 Nottingham Playhouse / Faces Venue Space / AJ Black Gallery / The Alley Café /Old Angel / Bonington Gallery Threshold – Nottingham UK
Inan Lau is a visual artist whose work explores themes of memory, identity, diaspora, and history (more recently, the collective idea on perception). He works with various media, including drawing, objects, installation, video, and photography. Depending on the subject matter, some works are destroyed after completion, while others are collected.