Yasmine Anlan Huang (b. 1996, Guangzhou) is an artist and writer based in London and Dubai, often working between New York and Hong Kong. She explores how desires and angst within coming-of-age narratives subvert patriarchal, colonial, and capitalist expectations. Her polyphonic narratives evolve from video poetry into sculpture, performance, and public programmes, moving between autobiography and autofiction to unfold as modern fables of cultural and ideological tension.
Huang's solo and two-person shows include Nicoletti (London), Magician Space (Beijing), Goethe-Institut Hong Kong (Hong Kong) among others. Her work has been included in Whitney Biennial 2024 (New York), Power Station of Art (Shanghai), Wschód (Warsaw), Ota Fine Arts (Shanghai) and more. She has participated in multiple residencies including Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture. Her debut book of poems and essays, Love of the Colonizer, was published by Accent Sisters in 2022.
Cici Peng is a writer and curator. She has written for publications including frieze, Art Review, e-flux, Another Gaze, Filmmaker Magazine among others. She curates with Sine Screen, which exhibits moving-image by artists from East and South East Asia, and she works for the New York Film Festival's Currents shorts team.