Xinghao Liang (born 1999, Beihai, China) is an artist and curator currently based in London. His practice originates from painting and extends into installation, performance, moving image, and sound, encompassing a cross-media approach. Painting, as the foundational medium of his work, not only carries the intuitive dimension of creation but also functions as the methodological core that maintains continuity across different fields. 

Liang’s work often begins from specific spatial contexts or constructs theatrical environments through light, installation, and subtle objects on the canvas. In exhibitions, residencies, and site-based practices, he employs strategies of intervention, displacement, and simulation to explore latent narratives and unmanifested possibilities within space.

At the same time, he emphasizes investigating the tension between the corporeal, the historical, and the mechanical by generating internal contradictions and uncertainties, producing experiences that exist independently of linguistic articulation.