Nguyen Hoang Giang lives and works between Hanoi and Milan. His current research and practice are aimed to investigate failures in the relationship between human and machine, specifically in the process of learning. He has participated in various exhibitions, workshops, screenings and art projects in Vietnam, Italy, Portugal and France. In 2013, He debuted as a photographer in the group show Autopsy of Days, held in Goethe Institut Hanoi. In the very same year, he was chosen by NhàSàn Collective to be in the De-constructing Memories Art Project, in which he received sponsorship from the Cultural Development and Exchange Fund of the Denmark Embassy to make his photography exhibition. In 2015, his video Disorder is beautiful was selected to be screened at the Asian Cultural Complex in Gwangju, South Korea. In 2018, his work The Fall was performed at Museo 900’ in Milan, as part of Furla Series. Apart from personal projects, he has also contributed to community development. In 2016, he curated In_ur_scr!, the first online exhibition in Vietnam. In 2014, he founded The Black Hole - a community art project, in which he illustrated and published anonymous secrets from Internet users. He holds an MFA in New Media Art at Accademia di Belle Arti in Brera - Italy, within the Italian Government Scholarship for international students.
In 2019 he won the first place for the Re:Humanism Art Prize, performing with The Fall in the exhibition at AlbumArte gallery in Rome.
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