Rae-Yen Song lives and works in Glasgow, Scotland. Working expansively through drawing, sculpture, installation, costume, video, sound, performance and family collaboration, Song’s practice is a long-term exercise in self-mythology as survival tactic. It explores the position of Other within our tangled reality, speaking broadly through fantasy about foreignness, animism, identity, interdependency, and what it means to belong – or not. Recent exhibitions include: Let the Song Hold Us, FACT Liverpool 2022;; Meet me at the threshold, Talbot Rice Gallery, University of Edinburgh;; Aggregate 2022, Freelands Foundation, London;; and WORMB, Quench Gallery, Margate. In 2021, ▷▥◉▻ at Dundee Contemporary Arts (solo) ;; wūûūwūûū - a LUX Scotland moving image commissioned by BBC Scotland, Fabric of Society, Glasgow International and Dislocations, Hunterian Art Gallery, University of Glasgow.