1968, born in Taiwan, lives and works in London.

Suling Wang grew up in rural Taiwan. She moved to London in 1993 and graduated with an MA in Painting from the Royal College of Art in 1999. Suling Wang's paintings address concerns relating to her identity and location as an artist in an attempt to move towards a new kind of abstraction. Fluid, calligraphic and cartoon-like forms are superimposed on others that are suggestive of trees, stems and rock-like structures. Imaginary crags and overhangs, tiered mountains and submerged islands all overlap in planes that impart depth and create rhythmic, but occasionally disharmonious, patterns. These meticulously detailed layers are built up on a diaphanous ground, which is characterized by sweeping strokes of colour that flow in and out of the visual field.