Yuling Chen is a Chinese Canadian new media artist. She is specialized in making works about beauty, labour and racial tensions using media archives exploring histories of new media art. She was born in 1990 on the southern small island of China, Hainan Island, in the city of Danzhou. When she was young she led a nomadic life moving from cities to cities, homes to homes and places to places. Thus, she had discovered her love in literature, obsession with identity, and eyes for design.

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  • News: 45000 Dollars Christmas Gift, Natalie Harp

    News: 45000 Dollars Christmas Gift, Natalie Harp

    It’s reported that Natalie Harp, a close aide to the president of the United States, Donald J. Trump, received 45,000 dollars along with two of her colleagues, each from the president as the Christmas gift last year. That comes as a shock to most people wondering whether that’s ethical. Recently Natalie Harp has been getting… Read more

  • Megan Thee Stallion

    Megan Thee Stallion

    Megan thee stallion proves she is not a fan of Klay Thompson after being cheated on by him. The story broke she now considered him disrespectful to her as a woman. It has gotten him to lose any positive images on the internet there is. She talked about being single as if it had given… Read more

  • Images, JFK – Creative Writing, Ideas

    Images, JFK – Creative Writing, Ideas

    I was torn between this life and the other one. No one seems to see the images of jfk and Jackie Kennedy as primal energies sources. It’s exactly the same as those of Marilyn Monroe. They played on the same wavelength as each other. I saw these images everywhere on the social media. A lot… Read more

  • Rock n Roll

    Rock n Roll

    The picture place, my 90s rock photography, and other exhibitions in AGO reveals a myth about musicians, that they are not lovable. It makes a lot of people wince just by showing their complicated personalities and their fans’ fevered revelations. The installation, photography and paintings in the exhibitions tell stories of revelation and idolization through… Read more

  • Peace, infinity mirror

    Peace, infinity mirror

    The infinity mirror by yayoi kusama at art gallery of Ontario tests the boundaries between people through the mirrors installation. Its student art show style has created an illusion of infinite views of one’s self. It deepens people’s feelings about Japan as a post war super power intending for peace. The show is a siren… Read more

  • Diseases – Creative Writing, Ideas

    Diseases – Creative Writing, Ideas

    The fact that she was having a heart attack has made her suspicious. She looked all over online for any information about heart diseases. Then she found all these information too fake. She started to think about hospitals again. It’s easy to destroy yourself and constantly seek professionals’ help and attentions. But now she realized… Read more

  • Scarborough

    Scarborough

    In 2023, I was arrested because my ex-husband/boyfriend, Alex Banman, called police, and then soon got released. All the charges were withdrawn and I got a diagnosis of mental health problem. My ex- husband / ex-boyfriend, Alex Banman,  left Ontario out of nowhere right after claiming he had found a job in B.C. and was… Read more

  • Stolen Childhood

    Stolen Childhood

    The exhibition stolen childhood at Royal Ontario Museum reveals a much debated subject, the indigenous rights and claims of land, in the world. The purple signages and videos portray a childhood lived in fear. At the end the sculpture of a tree and baskets of apples show how unfruitful the Mohawk residential school is in… Read more

  • Plates

    Plates

    A while ago, I was in an eatery in Uoft. I got agitated after a bunch of people harassed me with their makeup, clothes and talks. However a waiter or security came called Alex of which a name I just gave to a stranger I saw. He told me to eat outside. I was angry… Read more

  • Oil, Indigenous People

    Oil, Indigenous People

    The indigenous collection on the first floor of Rom shows a country that’s resilient under duress. It showcases a range of tools and clothes of indigenous people in Canada. It tells the story of getting by and survival. The delicate patterns on their clothes reveal a deeply entrenched mentality about money, working hard is what… Read more