Mark Wang (b. 1999; China) is an artist working with image-making, printmaking, and performance to perceive the topic of memory and identity through speculative perspective. His work and research focused on the topic of migration and the complexity of identity. He approaches materiality with a conceptual and historical context. Throughout his practice engaging with archive materials and historical record, the passion for mundane stories helps him develop an artistic method challenging the conventional investigational way of understanding marginalized and traumatic history. From playful historical reenactment to constructed archives, he presents an alternative vision with slippage between pre_existent records, memory and fluidity of identity.