Experimental Artist
ARTEMIS WENG
with her interdisciplinary approaches
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ARTEMIS WENG
HIGHLIGHTED PROJECTS
CGI animated film produced using UE5. Selected to be showcased at Outernet London, BBC TVC Big Screen, and the Saatchi Gallery
Innovate UK Immersive Tech Awards '24 Finalist: Sensory. Chosen to be exhibited at IRCAM-Centre Pompidou, Paris. Game developed with Unreal Engine 5.
Animated dynamic 3D scenes, incorporating animated sequences, realistic car movements, and iconic London landmarks such as Big Ben, red buses, and black cabs.
Navigation video of the Uncanny Valley... it is an actual place. Created playable virtual world by Unity.
Created point cloud animation by Blender, Camera AR track, LiDAR 3D scanned everyday places like studio & underground to document extra dimensions of reality in a more cinematic way.
Explore connection between schoolmates that communicate with existing barriers of culture, language, or time. Created playable virtual world by Unity. Created 3D assets, avatars, textures, game interface by Blender & Figma
Alone revisited group project. Aim to raise awareness of climate change through emotional appeals & reimagining future of flooded London 2090 if no action is taken now. Alone designed a world by creating fictional narration & 3D assets.
WE ARE ALL EARTH PEOPLE!
Recreation of my acrylic painting (in the background), I decided to reinforce the ideology in a 3D perspective and remade it into animation. Inspired by the protests in Hong Kong and conflicts within my own heritage. I was born and raised in Taiwan. To me, Taiwan is my home. However, half of my relatives consider themselves as mainland Chinese despite living in Taiwan most of their lives. I respect the beliefs from both sides of my heritage. Personally, I think that every person has the right to express their own identities. I believe in peaceful cohabitation from all ethnic, cultural, and religious backgrounds. We all share the same precious resources on Earth.
Selected works for My Dream These Days Part I & II exhibition curated by SAIC; a 12-hour showcase of artist work streamed consecutively on Twitch, as well as projected live at physical locations in the Chicago area (SAIC Performance Hall 280). For all three pieces, I combined self-composed music with visual that added a whole new dimension. Some express their thoughts and feelings through words or actions. For me, visual arts and music are my ways to connect to the world and lend an artistic voice to the voiceless and socially vulnerable.
