Cheryl Wing-Zi Wong is a NY-based artist and trained architect. Her multidisciplinary practice lies at the boundary of art, architecture, social practice and the public realm. 

Through sculpture, installation, performance and site-specific architectural interventions, Cheryl creates transformative spaces and explores how we can share space together. Her public artworks focus on activating forgotten or underused spaces and creating experiences that spark people to encounter each other in unexpected ways. Questions that she asks in her work are: How do we observe and experience change over time? How does that change our behavior and our social interactions? How do race and gender become embedded in architecture? How is space negotiated?

Cheryl’s process is a crossover between digital drawing (using tools such as mapping, architectural drafting, 3D modeling), physical construction of objects and community spaces, and activation of these spaces through public programming.