SUNG TIEU

SUNG TIEU

Sung Tieu (b. 1987, Hai Duong, Vietnam) is a visual artist whose practice traverses a range of media, primarily installation, sound, moving image, sculpture, and photography. Her practice struggles with notions of displacement through the lens of cultural belonging and global capitalism. Tieu's work is an abstraction of her research, in which she considers the interdependent historical and contemporary constructions of power that define culture and its consumption today. Her recent exhibitions include Haus der Kunst (Munich), Royal Academy of Arts (London), Manggha Museum (Krakow), Asian Film Archive (Singapore), Piper Keys (London), and Nha San (Hanoi).

Sung Tieu, No Gods, No Masters, 2017, HI-STORYTELLING, Exhibition view Sfeir-Semler Gallery Hamburg 2021

Sung Tieu, Newspaper: Troops Employ Phantastic New Tools in 'Nam; Life Plods Along in Mekong; Destination: Black Virgin Mountain, and Two Word, Four Spirits, 2017, HI-STORYTELLING, Exhibition view Sfeir-Semler Gallery Hamburg 2021