Frank WANG Yefeng is an interdisciplinary artist, researcher, and digital nomad based between New York and Shanghai. Ye Feng received his Master's degree in "Art and Technology" program from the Art Institute of Chicago in 2011. His work has been exhibited around the world, These include BRIC Biennale New York, OCAT Biennale Shenzhen, the WRONG Biennale, 14th Shanghai Biennale City Project, Armory Show New York, CCS Hessel Art Gallery New York, Times Square New York, Denver Theatre District, Gasworks London, Jeju Museum of Modern Art, Pylon Germany Lab, Hong Kong Tai Kwan, Beijing Hyundai Motor Culture Center, Shanghai K11 Art Museum, Shanghai Duolun Modern Art Museum, etc. At the same time, Ye Feng has been awarded scholarships, art residencies, and solo exhibition projects by many institutions. Including K11 Group x ArtReview, Smack Mellon, New York, ISCP, New York, NARS Foundation, New York, Pratt Institute, New York, Asian Art Archive, New York, McDowell Arts Camp, New Hampshire, USA, Vermont Studio Center, USA, etc.

Wang Yefeng's interdisciplinary practice is connected installation art, experimental 3D animation, sculpture, painting, writing and other media. His artistic practice is born out of an "intermediate" experience in a transnational nomadic existence. Interweaving the physical and digital realms, his work critically examines solidified identity formations, racialized genealogies of the other, and the alienation of people and things that exist in mainstream cultural and technological narratives. In Wang's narrative, bizarre digital animated characters challenge common cultural paradigms. They use playful language to confront and play with a stereotype from history. Through the imaginative non-human subject, they strategically seek to re-imagine the discrete subject and at the same time examine the historical consumption of representations of the other.