Hsin Hwang
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she graduated with an MA in Print from the Royal College of Art, UK. Her practice spans painting, printmaking, textiles, and mixed media. Deeply influenced by fairy tales, mysticism, and Jungian psychology, her work draws inspiration from dream imagery, belief systems, and personal experience to construct visual representations of the inner spiritual world.
She is known for her use of vibrant colours and symbolic forms, employing a seemingly playful and childlike visual language to explore complex psychological and spiritual themes. By integrating diverse cultural belief systems, her practice reflects an ongoing pursuit of personal faith and spirituality.
Her works are held in the collections of the Royal College of Art (UK), Four Seasons Art Museum in Foshan (China), as well as private collections. She has exhibited internationally across Taiwan, the United Kingdom, South Korea, China, and Canada. She has participated in artist residencies in Shanghai, Foshan, Hainan Island, Busan, and Tainan.
In recent years, residency-based practice has become central to her methodology, combining field observation and material research to investigate regional mythologies, female embodied experience, and cultural memory. Through reconstructing and integrating cross-cultural symbols, she seeks to develop a fluid and layered artistic narrative that resonates between local specificity and global dialogue.