Albert Abdul-Barr Wang is an indigenous Taiwanese-American Los Angeles-based experimental writer, conceptual painter, photographer, sculptor, video, and installation artist. He received a MFA in studio art from the ArtCenter College of Design (2025), a BFA in Photography & Digital Imaging at the University of Utah (2023), and a BA in Creative Writing/English Literature at Vanderbilt University (1997).

Wang's prose has appeared or is forthcoming in The Ekphrastic Review. He has exhibited at The New Wolford House, Postmasters Gallery, Site:Brooklyn Gallery, Filter Space, Equity Gallery, Texas Photographic Society, and Tiger Strikes Asteroid. Also he has been an artist-in-residence at the School for Visual Arts and a recipient of the Working Artist Org grant.

Wang's writings and visual art projects focus on cinema theory in relation to analog/digital painting, open-ended sampling and artificial intelligence subversions, the genetic language of post-Minimalism, and the architectonics of sociopolitical violence via technology and social media.