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Lu Yangyang ( Chinese: 卢洋洋; born February 19, 1994), is a mainland Chinese singer and actress based in China and South Korea. She was the leader and member of the South Korean girl group MIXX.
Nov 30, 2020 · Contemporary artist Lu Yang is a 38 year old multi-media artist based in Shanghai, who is known mostly for her startling video works that utilise the visual lingua franca of the gaming generation to explore the universal themes of death, mortality, and consciousness mediated by her passion for neuroscience, Hindu polytheism, and technology.
Jun 9, 2022 · Lu Yang’s visionary digital work, which fuses ancient mythologies with bleeding-edge technology and boundary-pushing concepts borrowed from developments in human biology, has gained the Shanghai-based artist an enthusiastic following across Asia in the past decade-plus.
Mar 22, 2021 · Lu Yang: Delusional World (Copyright © Lu Yang, 2021) This uncanny instability is at once bracing and unsettling. “You can do everything in the virtual space, but you may also do nothing,” they tell me. To Lu, the appeal of the virtual is its capacity not only for endless self-reinvention, but for transcending normative ideas of the self entirely.
Lu Yang (b. 1984, Shanghai) lives and works in Shanghai and Tokyo. Lu Yang’s newest video is currently on view at Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris as part of the museum’s exhibition series “Open Space.” He was selected Artist of the Year 2022 by Deutsche Bank.
Nov 27, 2015 · While the new media artist Lu Yang was studying at the China Academy of Art in Hangzhou in the 2000s, she drew up a series of works dealing with mind control. Many were deemed too...
Lu Yang is one of the rising stars of the younger generation of mainland Chinese artists. His multimedia work explores gender, biology, neuroscience, and religion through the genres of gaming technology and Japanese manga, which are popular within youth culture.
Lu Yang (Chinese: 路阳; born 1979) is a Chinese film director and screenwriter best known for his works My Spectacular Theatre, Brotherhood of Blades and Brotherhood of Blades II: The Infernal Battlefield.
Mirroring the ACG industry’s obsession with fictional characters and drawing on deities from many cultures, Lu Yang introduced his own persona, DOKU, in 2021.
Lu Yang (b.1984) is a Shanghai-based multi-media artist who creates fantastical, often morbid visions of death, sexuality (or a-sexuality), mental illness, and neurological constructs of both real lifeforms and deities.
