Judith Fang is an interdisciplinary artist who works with installation and site-specific projects. She was born and raised in Shanghai, where she experienced the rapid transformation of the city and the accompanying loss of her sense of belonging.

During her residency in Berlin, she is focusing on the typography of random handwritten graffiti in Neukölln, which occupies a dynamic space between text and image. This graffiti voices anonymous perspectives, inviting viewers to engage and complete the narrative. By tracing these markings, she observes the relationship between the relatively permanent architectural surfaces and the rapidly changing, personalized expressions of graffiti, exploring the dynamic interplay between human scale and architectural scale.