My practice brings together bio-based processes, computational making, and material storytelling. I work with living change — diffusion, staining, and accumulation — as a way to shape form and meaning, allowing time and environment to remain active forces in the work. Through an experimental and speculative approach, I consider the cultural and ethical stakes of emerging technologies while imagining new ways of dwelling and living. I work in London within a collaborative practice, where I lead the translation of biological processes into computational and material systems, from simulation through microbial cultivation to fabrication.
Junpeng Liang is an artist and researcher based in London, working across bio-integrated design, biological processes and computational fabrication. His practice brings together material experimentation, digital simulation and living systems, developing methods that translate microbial and environmental activity into physical form.
Operating within a collaborative studio practice, he leads the translation of biological research into computational and material systems — from simulation through microbial cultivation to fabrication.
Bio-integrated design
Computational fabrication
Microbial and material systems
Speculative and material narratives