Hera Wing is a worldbuilder based in Melbourne, Australia. She blends mediums and disciplines, assembling printed material, found objects and new media into immersive environments.

Her work sets the discomfort of visceria against symbols of myth and divinity, exploring themes of mutation, evolution and symbiosis among things natural, artificial and metaphysical. Hera Wing's speculative futures contain chimeric hybrids; biological and technological forms tangled in dreamlike refractions of life and sentience, reflecting an ever blurring line between the natural and the engineered.

Working with found materials and blending new media with traditional mediums gives her work a dynamic, sensorial quality. Approaching the creative process from a place of play and experimentation, Hera Wing's practice evolves through non-linear narratives that harness chaos and myth as scaffolding for future fables.

For her current project at GlogauAIR, Hera Wing is examining urban wild places inhabited by the life forms that have a long history of co-existing alongside humans. Using collage and interactive media, she is exploring the symbiosis between humans and our environment, layering fairy stories and folklore with the biology of these life forms, as a way of rebuilding a connection to the natural world within an urban landscape.