Julia Fung is a London-based multidisciplinary artist working across mixed-media installation, sound, and the movingimage. Their practice explores human relationships with the cosmos and the natural environment, investigating thedimensions of planetary deep time in relation to materiality and the body....
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Julia Fung is a London-based multidisciplinary artist working across mixed-media installation, sound, and the moving
image. Their practice explores human relationships with the cosmos and the natural environment, investigating the
dimensions of planetary deep time in relation to materiality and the body. Fung also crafts immersive, theatrical
environments that interrogate technology-driven identities and our specific locality on Earth within the vastness of the
universe.
Driven by the concept of “myth-science” as a fictioning process, Fung utilizes the transitional qualities of liquid
materials—such as wax, metal, and glass—alongside playful elements like inflatables to capture the elemental shifts of the
natural world. Their practice maps how cosmic rhythms regulate human biology and agricultural labor, offering a critical
genealogy of “chronopolitics” to challenge how standardized, colonial time has historically mandated environmental
extraction. By transforming existing spaces through unsettling soundscapes and architectural shifts, Fung disorients the
audience’s ordinary sensory routines, inviting them into a pluralistic, multidimensional experience of time that fosters
alternative futures for our relationship with the Earth.