Bio:
Huiqi is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher. Her recent work is rooted in local rituals and focuses on the shamanistic practices and ghost narratives of southern China, combining ethnographic research methods with personal bodily sensory experiences to create multimedia works. Huiqi’s practices searched for ways to inhabit within the cross-cultural gaps, like a pinball game ricocheting between dimensions, offering an open-up space where vision, feeling, experience, knowledge, emotion, and reflection bounce across each other, tracing dynamic paths of connection. Huiqi graduated with a BFA in Chinese Painting from the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, an MFA in Art Practice from the School of Visual Arts, and an MA in Visual Anthropology from Goldsmiths. 

Context:
Huiqi got in touch with the collective through the Goldsmiths University network and joined KONTEKST after their film was screened at the film festival.

KONTEKST:
2025: Huiqi’s film The first person to disappear was screened at KONTEKST Film Fest: ARCHIVE; organised the Desktop Documentary and Digital Autoethnography event which featured their film The Second person to Stand and Clap.