Haoyue Chen (b. 2000) is currently based in London. Having recently completed a master's degree in curating, she identifies as an interdisciplinary lifelong learner, aspiring curator, and versatile designer with a penchant for exploring diverse subjects. Her current research endeavours involve exploring new models of artistic and curatorial methods in the hybrid public domain, as a result of increased digitalisation. 
Simultaneously, Haoyue maintains a deep reverence for coastal landscapes and the profound essence of oceans and life within them. Born and raised in a coastal city in southeastern China, she draws inspiration from the untamed winds and ever-shifting tides that surround her, guiding her towards a path aligned with her innermost passions and the tangible world around her.
In her perspective, the dual pursuits of exploring digital frontiers and connecting with natural elements are not mutually exclusive but rather coalesce to form the complex hybridity inherent in contemporary human existence. She emphasises the importance of embracing our intricate biological roots while navigating the technological advancements of the spatial computing era.
Furthermore, Haoyue finds resonance in the spiritual dimension, viewing it as a complementary pathway alongside her academic and artistic endeavours. This journey echoes the essence of many religious traditions, emphasising the interconnectedness of humanity with the cosmos and the significance of introspection amidst technological progress.