장수연: I explore how repetition and adaptation shape identity within conditions of displacement. As an immigrant artist navigating continuous relocation, I translate everyday behaviors, habits, and emotional rhythms into prints, kinetic installations, performances, and algorithmic systems. Through simple, rule-based experiments, I reveal how small, repetitive acts generate unexpected retrospective realizations or coincidental miracles. Through mechanical and performative processes, I examine the tension between adaptability as the inevitable loss of rootedness and seeking continuity or belonging within transience. 

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Rosa Chang holds a BA in Computer Science and Art from Yale University. Her work has been featured in VICE i-D and HUG100’s Artists to Watch. She has held solo and group exhibitions internationally, including Hongik Arts Center, Montclair Art Museum, Makerpark NYC, We Are the Arts Foundation, The Graduate Hotel, and the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh. She has been awarded fellowships and residencies at Anderson Ranch Arts Center, Ox-bow School of Art, Makerspace NYC, Vermont Studio Center, Pocoapoco, and Trinity College.