Nuo Yang
Nuo Yang (b. 1999, Xinyang, China) is a Chinese artist based in London and Shanghai. Her work has been exhibited at the Old Waiting Room (London), AVA (Ljubljana), and The Half Space (Changsha).
Working primarily with metal, silicone, and found objects, Yang’s practice explores the afterlives of objects and how everyday traces might evolve into future cultural heritage. By assembling fragments of contemporary manufacturing—materials designed to circulate endlessly and disappear just as quickly—she conducts an archaeology of the present.
For Yang, the translucency and fluidity of material metaphorically echoes the body’s rhythms of absorption and expulsion—mirroring how we consume and dispose. Drawing from an temporal perspective, she asks: as objects pass through our daily lives, how do we confront the emotional residue they leave behind and trace the material histories they carry—of labor, migration, and exchange?
Exhibitions
2025-<The Hold> – The Crypt Gallery
2025-<Pimlico And Its Inhabitants> – ESEA Community Centre
2025-<The Jumble Gallery> – AMP Studios
2025-<The Place Where Nothing Happens> – Con-temporary Gallery
2025-<Alter Peckham> – Peckham Old Waiting Room, London
2025-<Into The Unknown>-The Half Space, Changsha, China
2024-<???>-Cookhouse Gallery
2024-<International Festivel>-AVA, Ljubljana
Shortlisted
ArtEvol 2025: Voices from the Undefined – Saatchi Gallery
Education and Professional Experience
2024-2025 MA Chelsea College of Arts, London
2021-2023 Technical Artist at Magic Tavern, Beijing
2017-2021 BE Communication University of China, Beijing
Television and Broadcasting Engineering / Double Major in Digital Media Art