Han Mengyun (b. 1989 in Wuhan, raised in Shenzhen, China) is an interdisciplinary and multimedia artist, comparatist, filmmaker, poet and mother currently based in London. She received BA in Studio Art from Bard College and has pursued the study of Sanskrit at various institutions such as Kyoto University before she completed her MFA at the University of Oxford with a research focus on Classical Indology and Indian aesthetic theories. 

Day and Night

Han Mengyun's practice is metaphorically divided between Day and Night, exploring a wide range of themes from the decolonization of Eurasian transcultural hybridizations to personal experiences as a woman and mother. Her work has been presented at Centre for Heritage, Arts and Textile, Hong Kong (2025); Busan Biennale, South Korea (2024); Delfina Foundation, London (2024); Zhi Art Museum, China (2024); SONGEUN, Seoul (2023); UCCA Edge, Shanghai (2023); Yuz Museum, Shanghai (2023); Power Station of Art, Shanghai (2021); Diriyah Biennale, Saudi Arabia (2021); ESEA Contemporary, Manchester (2021); Today Art Museum, Beijing (2013) etc.