Transmedia Experiments of Michelle Fung

Michelle Fung’s artistic practice traverses a remarkable range of media, including ink painting, color studies, printmaking, wood carving, and animation. Rather than treating these as separate disciplines, her work invites us to consider how ideas move across materials and forms, generating new possibilities for perception and expression.

This talk explores Michelle Fung’s ongoing engagement with experimentation as both an artistic methodology and a form of research. Through selected works in the exhibition Northlandia in the Making, we will discuss how different media offer distinct ways of thinking, how traditional and contemporary techniques coexist within a single practice, and how artistic inquiry unfolds through making, observation, failure, transformation, and repetition. The conversation will also reflect on how these diverse strands of practice can be understood, brought into relation, and presented through the curatorial process.

- This is a HMAW1905-recognized event in the “Personal Enrichment & Community Service” category under the “Self-directed Experience” of HMAW1905: Behavioral Foundations of University Education: Habits, Mindsets, and Wellness.
- To receive 2 hours, you must attend the event in full and miss no more than 10 mins.
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