Alexis Wong

Alexis Wong (b. 2002, Hong Kong) is a London-based contemporary artist
working primarily with sculpture, sound, and kinetic installation. She received
her BFA from the Ruskin School of Art at the University of Oxford.

Wong’s practice explores the relationships between movement, rhythm, and
material, examining how structural systems evolve and transform over time.
In her work, sculpture is not treated as a stable object but as an ongoing
process of formation. Through mechanical structures, repetitive
mechanisms, and subtle material interactions, she creates liminal states
between operation and malfunction, order and contingency, giving her works
a presence that feels both mechanical and organic.