Hsin-Chien Huang (Chinese: 黃心健, born 13 January 1966) is an artist and director working in mixed media.
Science, technology, new media, programming, and algorithms are tools he uses to bring the universe of his imagination to life.
Huang collaborated with pioneering American media artist Laurie Anderson on their VR work La Camera Insabbiata/Chalkroom[1] which won the Best VR experience Award[2][3] at the 74th Venice International Film Festival[3][4](it was the first edition of the festival that introduced its virtual-reality section); he also designed her 1995 CD-ROM, Puppet Motel.
[8] He founded Storynest Studio after 2001, which engaged in artistic creation and commercial design.
[13] Raised in an artistic environment, Huang was given his first computer, an Apple II, when he was in senior high school.