Zzyw

zzyw is a New York-based New media art and research duo, founded in 2013¹ by Zhenzhen Qi and Yang Wang. The duo is known for creating software applications, installations, and texts that examine the cultural, political, and educational impacts of computation. Since 2014, zzyw has collaborated with various art institutions, including the New Museum, Asia Art Archive, and Power Station of Art, to develop educational initiatives that examine the potential of computation as a mode of expression and speculation. Zzyw's works have been exhibited in arts and culture institutions worldwide, including the Power Station of Art, Rhizome (organization) of the New Museum. Zzyw has made scholarly contributions to the field of new media art and simulation through presentations and publications. Notable events in which zzyw has participated include the Art School Critique 2.0 Symposium and Museum 2050's 2020 Annual Symposium.

zzyw is a New York-based New media art and research duo, founded in 2013 by Zhenzhen Qi and Yang Wang. The duo is known for creating software applications, installations, and texts that examine the cultural, political, and educational impacts of computation. Since 2014, zzyw has collaborated with various art institutions, including the New Museum, Asia Art Archive, and Power Station of Art, to develop educational initiatives that examine the potential of computation as a mode of expression and speculation. Zzyw's works have been exhibited in arts and culture institutions worldwide, including the Power Station of Art, Rhizome (organization) of the New Museum. Zzyw has made scholarly contributions to the field of new media art and simulation through presentations and publications. Notable events in which zzyw has participated include the Art School Critique 2.0 Symposium and Museum 2050's 2020 Annual Symposium.

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