Xingyu Huang is an interdisciplinary artist who frequently works with scientists to explore the inevitable feedback loop between human infrastructure and ecological survival. Her practice spans sculpture, architecture, digital media, and research-based installations that construct responsive environments where living organisms, sensors, and sound coalesce.

Her recent projects have engaged with Embodied Cognition and Metabolic Entanglement. Huang's work has been exhibited at the Hyde Park Art Center, University of Chicago, Zhou B Art Center, 4C Gallery, and SAIC Galleries. In 2025, she contributed to a collaborative project featured in the Chicago Architecture Biennial. She was shortlisted for the Art of Progress Prize (dsm-firmenich, 2026), with an international jury including the director of Swiss Institute New York, and jury members of the Turner Prize and Venice Biennale. She received the Arts, Science + Culture Initiative Grant from the University of Chicago and was nominated for the AICAD Teaching Fellowship. She holds an MFA from SAIC in Studio Art and an BFA from the University of Edinburgh in architecture.
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Xingyu Huang