Suwen Wang is an artist and researcher based in London, whose practice investigates neglected socio-political and interpersonal dynamics through observation, analytical inquiry, and experimental media. The research explores how art can engage with socio-political issues through participatory, distributed forms.

 

At the intersection of digital art and interactive media, Wang employs AI-Driven Digital Storytelling Communication as a tool for reimagining narrative power structures. The practice interrogates how AI can democratize storytelling, disrupt linear historiography, and amplify marginalized voices through emergent, non-hierarchical narratives.

 

In contrast to the passive spectatorship of conventional art, Wang’s interactive systems, by embedding socio-political critique within algorithmic processes, challenges the commodification of art, instead proposing art as a living, responsive entity that evolves with public engagement. 

 

As a researcher, Wang positions design as a medium to interrogate alternative values, belief systems, and ideals, making them tangible through interaction design. The research sparks dialogue between artists and the public about the social, cultural, and ethical implications of emerging technologies, questioning how they shape collective aspirations.