Menghan Wang (she/her)

Menghan Wang is an interdisciplinary sound artist and independent curator living in Vermont. Her work reflects the interplays between undercurrent and representation, self and otherness, creating environments that invoke inner journeys to (re)explore, reflect, and (re)discover the interrelations between the self and the environment. She received a Master of Arts degree in Sound Studies and Sonic Arts at Universität der Künste Berlin (UdK) in Germany, and her work has been presented at Centre Pompidou x West Bund Museum Project, Goethe-Institut Beijing, Climate Care Festival Berlin, etc.

Together Ellen + Menghan are collaborating on an emerging soundscape for a new performance project, Shell. Rooted in creative field work at Vermont's National Park, the soundscape traces the intersections of multiple ecotones, weaving and building with sounds of wildlife, elements and human presence where forest habitat meets brook, meadow and road. As both a guided experience with embodied listening practices for public use and the beginning of an original score for Shell, their work explores multidimensional means of listening and communicating through layers and across species.