Image by Goethe-Institut Irland/ Simon Lazewski


Edy Fung is a post-disciplinary artist and musician whose current focus responds to the technological conditions from the the extension of post-cybernetic movement. She draws inspiration from the philosophy of information, history of science, and origin of machine electronics and automata, and reflects on the possibilities in the other human conditioning with alternative technologies, including non-binary computing and quantum computing.

With interest beyond the anthropocentric perspectives, she works with sound, text, documentation, archive, installation, sculpture, public intervention and transmission art. Together with her sonic project Quantum Foam//QNTMFM, her practice seeks to explore and address current technological paradigms and the resulting epistemic limitations.   

Fung’s work has been presented at museums, art and music contexts internationally, including the CTM, Berlin (2024), Goethe-Institut Irland, Dublin (2024), IAC, New York (2023), IMMA (2021-2022),  Muine Bheag Arts (2022), Galway International Art Festival (2022), Nobel Week Lights Stockholm (2021), FACT Liverpool (2021), MUTEK Barcelona/Buenos Aires (2021), RHA Dublin (2021), Somerset House Studios, London (2020), MUTEK Montreal (2020), CCA Derry~Londonderry (2018, 2021).

Other academic and pedagogical roles include visiting researcher at the Sonic Arts Research Centre (2019-2020), mentor at CCA x Jerwood = Supports (2023-2024), guest speaker at Transmedia Research Institute (2024). She holds a master in architecture from the Royal College of Art, London (2013-2015).