About Duong Thuy Nguyen:

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Duong Thuy Nguyen (b. 1991) is a Vietnamese multidisciplinary artist, curator, and writer based in London, who explores the intricate connections between nature and urban environments. Her artistic practice delves into the profound impact of rapid urbanisation on the vanishing rural landscapes of northern Vietnam. Graduating from Central Saint Martins with a distinction, Nguyen's Master Fine Art project at was awarded as a winner of Maison/0 This Earth Award and shortlisted for the Mullenlowe Nova award and the honour mentioned Cass Art prize in 2023.

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Her insightful writings have been featured in prestigious publications such as Art and Market, Ocula Magazine, and Plural Art. Additionally, she is the co-founder of An.OtherAsian, an artist collective that curated and organised exhibitions at London venues including Ugly Duck and the Koppel Project in 2022. Notably, Nguyen curated the celebrated Dreams of a New Moon exhibition events in honour of Lunar New Year 2023 at Central Saint Martins.

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Nguyen has contributed to various artist talks and panel discussions at prominent institutions like the Migration Museum and the Museum of The Home, where she offers her valuable insights into the Southeast Asian art scene.