Photographer / Visual Artist Based in London / China
Email: peachyqt.0713@gmail.com Website: www.qitao-yang.com
Email: peachyqt.0713@gmail.com Website: www.qitao-yang.com
Education
2023–2026 BA (Hons) Photography London College of Communication, University of the Arts London
Exhibitions
LCC SHOW 2026: Photography UAL London College of Communication, London, UK 12–16 May 2026
LANDSLIDE: Contemporary Showcase of UAL Second Year BA Photography Copeland Gallery, London, UK 18–19 March 2025
BA Photography Photobook Exhibition The Photobook Cafe, London, UK 9 June 2024
Residencies / Artistic Activities
2024
Residency Participant:Migratory Birds 300, Aranya Theatre Festival,Aranya, Qinhuangdao, China
Participated in Migratory Birds 300, a collaborative art programme within the Aranya Theatre Festival. Developed ideas through observation, site research, photography and engagement with a cross-disciplinary creative environment. Used the residency as a space for visual research, artistic exchange and project development.
Project Collaborator and Photographer:Wild Kingdom Lijiang Art Torch Festival,Lijiang, Yunnan, China
Collaborated on Rebirth, a site-based installation project by the female artist collective Wu Wu, developed in collaboration with China Living Animals Tracking. Supported on-site production and practical making during the festival, and took responsibility for photographic documentation and image-making for the team. The project explored the relationship between women and natural landscape.
Participated in Migratory Birds 300, a collaborative art programme within the Aranya Theatre Festival. Developed ideas through observation, site research, photography and engagement with a cross-disciplinary creative environment. Used the residency as a space for visual research, artistic exchange and project development.
Project Collaborator and Photographer:Wild Kingdom Lijiang Art Torch Festival,Lijiang, Yunnan, China
Collaborated on Rebirth, a site-based installation project by the female artist collective Wu Wu, developed in collaboration with China Living Animals Tracking. Supported on-site production and practical making during the festival, and took responsibility for photographic documentation and image-making for the team. The project explored the relationship between women and natural landscape.