PROJECTS
Performer
Look at You
Weeds
Bewteen Visibility
Dialogue
Everything about Grandma
Resonant Frames
Normal life
Dream in Reality
Formation of selves
Still life
Animals
CONTACT
PROJECTS
Performer
Look at You
Weeds
Bewteen Visibility
Dialogue
Everything about Grandma
Resonant Frames
Normal life
Dream in Reality
Formation of selves
Still life
Animals
CONTACT
Yingqi Wang, a photography student at the Royal College of Art, engages with the complexities of identity as it unfolds across both spatial and digital realms. Her work beckons viewers into a profound exploration of self in the digital age, discussing the intricate web of connections that define our contemporary existence.
Through her art, Yingqi weaves visual narratives that capture the nuanced complexities of modern life, prompting an introspective journey into the realms of the seen and unseen. A central tenet of her practice is an inquiry into the nature of the gaze. She delves into how we perceive and are perceived in an interconnected world, revealing the multifaceted layers of personal and collective identity. Her creations serve as a contemplation of our interconnected world, reflecting on how the act of looking shapes our understanding of self and others in the contemporary landscape.
Through her art, Yingqi weaves visual narratives that capture the nuanced complexities of modern life, prompting an introspective journey into the realms of the seen and unseen. A central tenet of her practice is an inquiry into the nature of the gaze. She delves into how we perceive and are perceived in an interconnected world, revealing the multifaceted layers of personal and collective identity. Her creations serve as a contemplation of our interconnected world, reflecting on how the act of looking shapes our understanding of self and others in the contemporary landscape.