Emily Xie is a visual artist living in NYC. She works with code and computation to create lifelike textures and forms. She draws inspiration from physical media such as textiles, collage, and wallpaper, and examines them within a technological context. Her digital work explores how diverse materials and patterns intermix to create cohesive visuals infused with themes of mythology, memory, tradition, and heritage. Xie's creative coding work is collected and shown internationally. Recently, she has exhibited at the United Nations Headquarters, Untitled Art Fair, Singapore ArtScience Museum, Kunsthalle Zürich, Unit London, the Armory Show, and Bright Moments. Xie pursued her formal studies at Harvard University, where she earned a bachelor's in History of Art and Architecture, and a master's in Computational Science and Engineering. Her key collections include Memories of Qilin, Interwoven, and Off Script.
