Contributor
Kian Peng Ong
Biography
Working across a broad range of mediums, ong kian-peng situates his practice at the intersection of art, technology, and ecology. His work explores ecological thinking through immersive media environments and installations that address environmental crises, climate change, and the expanding field of human-technology interactions.
Delving into the complex relationship between culture, nature, and technology, he creates visionary scenarios and raises existential questions about our role in shaping the future of a vulnerable planet. His work has been featured in international exhibitions and festivals such as, most recently, Ars Electronica, and Singapore Biennale. He was awarded the President's Young Talents Grand Prize in 2015, and shortlisted for awards such as the Re:humanism award, and Lumen Prize. He is an assistant professor at the NTU School of Art, Design and Media and a recipient of the NTU Research Scholarship.
Delving into the complex relationship between culture, nature, and technology, he creates visionary scenarios and raises existential questions about our role in shaping the future of a vulnerable planet. His work has been featured in international exhibitions and festivals such as, most recently, Ars Electronica, and Singapore Biennale. He was awarded the President's Young Talents Grand Prize in 2015, and shortlisted for awards such as the Re:humanism award, and Lumen Prize. He is an assistant professor at the NTU School of Art, Design and Media and a recipient of the NTU Research Scholarship.
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