Chang Meng is a Chinese artist, researcher, and lecturer based Chengdu and London, working across multisensory installation, immersive experience, and site-responsive art. She holds an MA in Information Experience Design and an MFA in Arts & Humanities from the Royal College of Art in the UK, and is currently undertaking a fully funded MPhil/PhD at the Sound/Image Research and the Creative Futures Research Centre, University of Greenwich.
Grounded in hydrofeminism, her practice explores water as a relational medium connecting bodies, ecology, natural-cultural heritage, and collective experience. Through moving image, sound, biomaterials, ritual, and participatory encounters, she develops rehydration as an artistic method for reactivating heritage sites, environmental histories between human bodies and more-than-human ecosystems.
Chang’s works have been presented internationally, including at Dubai Design Week (Dubai), London New Designers (UK), London gallery week (UK), The Place (UK), Bathway Theatre (UK), IKLECTIK Artlab (UK), LSO St Luke’s (UK), ai. gallery (UK), Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall (UK), The Cosmo Rodewald Concert Hall (UK), Tank Shanghai (CN), Shanghai West Bund Museum (CN). Her work Epoch was featured in Tate Etc. and European Times, and selected by Architectural Digest as one of the must-see installations at Dubai Design Week 2023.
︎ ︎ @littlesnowmeimei
︎ ︎ studiochangmeng@gmail.com
Grounded in hydrofeminism, her practice explores water as a relational medium connecting bodies, ecology, natural-cultural heritage, and collective experience. Through moving image, sound, biomaterials, ritual, and participatory encounters, she develops rehydration as an artistic method for reactivating heritage sites, environmental histories between human bodies and more-than-human ecosystems.
Chang’s works have been presented internationally, including at Dubai Design Week (Dubai), London New Designers (UK), London gallery week (UK), The Place (UK), Bathway Theatre (UK), IKLECTIK Artlab (UK), LSO St Luke’s (UK), ai. gallery (UK), Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall (UK), The Cosmo Rodewald Concert Hall (UK), Tank Shanghai (CN), Shanghai West Bund Museum (CN). Her work Epoch was featured in Tate Etc. and European Times, and selected by Architectural Digest as one of the must-see installations at Dubai Design Week 2023.
︎ ︎ @littlesnowmeimei
︎ ︎ studiochangmeng@gmail.com