Selected Works
2019-2025
ABOUT
Xin Wang is a multidisciplinary artist dedicated to exploring the evolving relationship between humanity and nature in the digital age. She holds a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in art and technology and an MA in interaction design from the University of the Arts London. Her practice spans interactive art, moving images, sound art, virtual reality, video installations, and other cutting-edge media.
In her artistic practice, Xin adopts a distinctive techno-philosophical perspective to examine how digital technologies fundamentally reshape human perception. By constructing immersive environments where the real and the virtual intertwine, she invites audiences to reconsider the ontological boundaries of reality through interactive experience. Her works often embody a poetic view of technology—establishing a dynamic dialogue between algorithms and nature, data and emotion, material presence and digital specters.
Xin's creative trajectory revolves around two interconnected dimensions: reimagining emotional connections between humans and nature through digital media and developing an ecology-oriented aesthetic of interaction; and investigating the spiritual predicaments of the technological era through virtual narratives, in search of healing metaphors of nature within cyberspace.
Her works offer both a critical diagnosis of technological alienation and an artistic attempt to carve out new spaces of spiritual resonance in the digital wilderness—proposing alternative ecological ethics for a post-humanist context.
