Ivy Wang is a Canada and UK based multidisciplinary artist, designer, and data storyteller whose practice is grounded in research. Working across installation, performance, moving image, and projection, she transforms collected data, observations, conversations, and archival materials into conceptual artworks that explore time, repetition, memory, and social structures.
Her recent research focuses on intersectionality, investigating how identities, lived experiences, and institutional systems shape the ways people navigate public space and everyday life. Rather than illustrating information, Ivy creates situations that invite audiences to experience complex social issues through contemplation, participation, and sustained attention.
Drawing from both artistic and design methodologies, she is interested in the intersection of art, technology, and storytelling as a means of making invisible narratives perceptible. She is committed to using conceptual art as a way of making invisible experiences visible, believing that sustained attention can be a quiet yet powerful form of social engagement.
