Haolin Huang

Haolin Huang (°1997, they/them) is a multidisciplinary Chinese artist based in Brussels, working across photography, video, performance, theatre, sculpture, and digital media.

Their practice is grounded in exploration and research, shaped by a psychological inquiry into human duality within social and cultural structures. Haolin opens up conversations around memory, identity, and hope, while guiding the audience through a landscape of perpetual loss and continuous search. At the threshold between private narratives and collective emotions, they navigate an in-between space where myth meets reality, where angels fall and demons rise. Through metaphorical objects, fictional environments, and performative staging, Haolin constructs hybrid temporalities in which one drifts between yesterday and today. By bringing transformative beings to life as they oscillate between vulnerability and reclaimed strength, these figures emerge as protagonists of their own evolution.