Apr 11

Charged: Sougwen Chung: A conversation with the experimental artist who blurs the boundaries between light, sound, space and software

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Charged: Sougwen Chung


Sougwen Chung has always had an affinity for computers and digital technology. The artist had her first website at the age of ten—”an oddly personal site,” she recalls….

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