Artist, photographer, illustrator

Born on June 22, 1998, in Guangdong, China.

Haige Wu is a London- and Chinese-based artist specializing in sculpture and painting to depict stories set against the backdrop of personal experience. Her research focuses on feminism, regional culture, and self-identity, combining fieldwork and interviews to gather inspiration and information that is processed and presented to the viewer more abstractly and softly. In her previous practice, Haige studied a wide range of traditional craft techniques such as lacquer painting, glass art, rock painting, and woodworking. This has led Haige to focus more on the innovation and use of creative materials.

Education

2016 - 2020 The Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, major in Art Education, Crafts, and Art direction.

2021 - 2023 University of the Arts London, Central Saint Martins, major in MA Fine Art.

Exhibition

2023 (UN)done art exhibition, Hypha Studio, London.

2023 CSM Postgraduate Shows 2023, London.

2023 Wanted Zine “Villains & Psychos” art exhibition, London.

2022    Zine "Sweet Home" at Lethaby Gallery exhibition "Transparent Ritual", London.

2022    Print "Tree" in Koppel × CSM Merch Pop Up, London.

2022   "Sinking" was selected to participate in "Liyu Dongxi" - China International Contemporary Glass Art Exhibition.

2022    "Responsibility" "Best Wishes" in the London exhibition 'This Is Not A Party' MA Interim Show 2022.

2020    The work "Sinking" was selected for the "Journey of a Thousand Miles" exhibition of outstanding works by the 2020 graduates of key art colleges in China.

2019    "The Green Window" was selected for the 3rd China-Hebei International Glass Art Festival.

2019    Rock-colour painting "The Main Character" was selected for the 8th China Student Art Fair, Guangzhou, China.

2018   "Read" and three other works were selected for the "Hyperlink Project" exhibition at Sun in Sky-SIS Contemporary Art Space, Guangzhou, China.

2017   Light installation "The Walking Horse Lantern", which won the third prize in the cultural creation competition of the Ancient Post Road of Guangzhou, China.