Junpeng Liang is a researcher and designer based in London, working at the intersection of computational design, material experimentation and digital fabrication. His practice explores how material behaviour, biological processes and manufacturing techniques inform the design of objects, wearables and architectural surfaces.
Through physical prototypes, installations and speculative projects, he investigates the relationship between designed systems and the conditions in which they operate. His work considers how growth, environmental change and time participate in making, alongside the cultural and ethical implications of reshaping living systems through technology.
His work moves between digital simulation, microbial cultivation and fabrication. Within a collaborative practice, he develops methods that translate biological processes into computational and material systems, allowing their behaviour to inform both the making and subsequent transformation of the work.
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