I am Arielle Trang Anh Ta, a creative practitioner and independent researcher based in Hanoi, Vietnam. My work explores the intersection of fashion, spatial design and data, translating insights into innovative visual experiences and cultural narratives.
With a BA in Fashion Design from Nottingham Trent University and an MSc in Fashion Analytics and Forecasting from the London College of Fashion, I have worked extensively in the fashion industry, particularly in collection shaping, visual merchandising, and data-driven research projects. My journey took a transformative turn during my MA in Applied Imagination at Central Saint Martins, where I investigated the potential of window spaces in urban environments, exploring their commercial, artistic, and communal dimensions.
Building on that foundation, I am now expanding my research not only within Hanoi’s creative ecosystem, but also by seeking opportunities to investigate how window spaces function in other urban contexts. At the same time, I am interested in how the digital realm can reframe spatial experiences, offering new ways to engage with urban space beyond the physical world.