Nguyễn Thúy Hằng

Growing up in ‘post-war’ Vietnam, Nguyễn Thúy Hằng has honed her skills as an ambidextrous player in both literature and visual arts. Her short stories generate imaginative spaces for her arts, while her paintings and sculptures exalt sentiments already imbued in her writing. Drawing from her wealth of experiences, Thúy Hằng employs a hermeneutic approach to deconstruct the mental psyche of Vietnamese contemporary society—a world where deeply-held secrets and inner turmoil demand us to face them.

An illustration of a woman sitting on the floor in front of an open refrigerator, shielding her eyes. long, red tendrils are emerging from a bottle in the fridge and blooming into large, aggressive red flowers beside the woman

In a Grossly Boring Town

An illustration of a woman sitting on the floor in front of an open refrigerator, shielding her eyes. long, red tendrils are emerging from a bottle in the fridge and blooming into large, aggressive red flowers beside the woman

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