RUIMIN LIANG

Ruimin Liang is a New York-based interdisciplinary artist operating at the intersection of physical computing, performance, and found-object assemblage. Studying Art and Technology at Pratt Institute, she positions her body as a sensory conduit, absorbing the subconscious friction of society and digesting it into two extreme expressions: absurd humor and subversive provocation.

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By scavenging discarded electronics and urban detritus, Ruimin reanimates obsolescence through physical computing, turning static debris into interactive co-performers. Humor acts as her tool for redemption and collective resonance, while her confrontational works rebel against structured power, materialism, and the male gaze. Whether orchestrating a silent transfer of power in a live performance, or programming a salvaged machine to perform an endless ritual of submission, she manipulates the illusion of control.

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Ruimin has showcased her work in multiple group exhibitions at the Pratt Digital Gallery and contributes to the community as a regular exhibitor at Maker Faire.