Arielle Trang Anh Ta is a creative practitioner and researcher whose work drifts between spatial practice, visual culture, and community engagement. With a background spanning fashion, data, and visual design, alongside an ongoing inquiry into urbanism, she approaches these fields not as separate disciplines but as porous sites where bodies, objects, and environments encounter one another.
Her practice centres on the potential of window spaces, exploring them as thresholds for encounter, exchange, and speculation. Through interventions ranging from intimate gestures to public experiments, she reimagines windows as focal points within the sensory intensity of contemporary urban life. Rooted in both material exploration and critical inquiry, her practice is now evolving to examine how digital technologies can reframe spatial experience, extending windows into hybrid realms that blur physical and virtual interactions.