Annie Ngo is a 3D Artist and Designer whose work explores the relationship between people, the physical world and digital spaces. Havining studied graphic design and spent majority of her childhood painting, Annie's practice is underpinned by the tactility of both disaplines, further defined by elements of graphic design principles and the emotive essence of Abstract expressionism.

By using her skills in 3D motion and image making, Annie often experiments with ways in which digital media and aesthetics can build new means and methods to engage with our physical and digital worlds. She is particularly intrigued by themes of tactility, synesthesia and the intersection of graphic design and cgi disaplines.

Her work often employs vivid colour palettes and high contrast compositions, a dynamic visual landscape that is often populated by abstract subjects and organic forms. She is inspired by the works of Johnathan Zawada, Erik Jones and Louise Zhang.