Xin Huang

Xin Huang is a Chinese multidisciplinary artist currently based in Glasgow, UK. Her moving image, text, and installation often explore the trauma, personal and collective memory, death and unconsciousness. In her current works, she is concerned with how narrative, storytelling and fiction are used to visualize the emotions, stories, distance, political traces and struggles of the trauma underneath the pandemic.

/The doctor finishes his examination and his conclusions are very reassuring to us. His cordial and somber voice precedes the medicines, prescriptions for which he is writing out at the moment, seated behind his desk. Every once in a while he raises his head and smiles, to cheer us up. We don’t have a thing to worry about, we’ll be better inside of a week. We sit at ease in our easy chair, happy, and look idly and distractedly about the room. In the shadowed area beneath the desk, suddenly we see the doctor’s legs. The trousers are pulled up to just above the knees and he’s wearing women’s stockings. /