was born in Vietnam. As a lecturer at Hue University of Arts, she mainly teaches and researches in Media Art and Design. She’s participated in several media art and design exhibitions and festivals in Asia and Europe. By observing the transformation of emerging phenomena in the practice of everyday life, her research explores the new structures in society, culture and art, and expressing them into artistic messages and artworks. She is currently engaged with a project related to cyberspace, digital capitalism and creativity in the age of AI and automation. As a media artist, Tra used various forms of arts in her works, such as graphic design, social design, photography, film, motion graphic, interactive media, installation, etc.
For more than 60 days living in an 11 m2 room, without a balcony and unable to be exposed to direct light, my life is not much different than detention in a prison. The turmoil of the information or news, the threat of infectious diseases, the overload of daily cleaning and disinfecting works ... are all creating the terrible claustrophobia, extreme bondage and crazy suppression around me. This actual situation is somehow similar to being in psychological torture. In these moments, the image of the tortured prisoners at GUANTÁNAMO BAY prison, Cuba clearly occurs in my mind.