In this episode, we sit down with London-based interdisciplinary artist Claudia Tong, whose work spans painting, illustration, mixed media, visual computing, photography, and music. Claudia brings a unique perspective to art, merging her background in computer science, psychology, and finance with her creative practice. She shares how knowledge from diverse fields can fuel originality, conceptual depth, and innovation in artistic work.

Claudia discusses her approach to exploring cultural narratives, identity, and the human experience, bridging physical and digital realms—from urban landscapes and impressionist photography to generative computer graphics and original musical compositions. She also reflects on her experiences exhibiting internationally, speaking at events like Digital Art Week London and Stargaze, and contributing to communities such as ArtCan and Assemblage Collective.

This conversation is packed with insights for women artists looking to expand their creative toolkit, integrate interdisciplinary thinking into their practice, and embrace new media. Claudia offers practical tips, lessons learned, and inspiration to help artists elevate their work by combining diverse skills, experiences, and perspectives.

Whether you’re experimenting with different media, interested in digital art, or seeking inspiration to deepen your conceptual approach, Claudia’s journey shows how blending disciplines can unlock new artistic possibilities.

CLAUDIA TONG

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IG: @cxt.art

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