Eugenia Lim is an Australian artist of Chinese-Singaporean descent who works 
across body, lens, social and spatial practice to explore how national identities, 
migration and capital cut, divide and bond our interdependent world. An ongoing 
strand of practice considers work, collectivity, technology and ethics – and art and 
capital as strange bedfellows. Often a performer within her own works, Lim invents 
personas to explore the tensions of the individual within society – the alienation and 
belonging in a globalised world. Based on unceded lands in the Kulin Nation, Lim has 
exhibited, screened or performed at the Tate Modern, LOOP Barcelona, FIVA 
(Buenos Aires), Recontemporary (Turin), Kassel Dokfest, Museum of Contemporary 
Art (Syd), ACCA, Next Wave, ACMI, FACT Liverpool, EXiS (Seoul) and Kunsthal 
Charlottenborg (DK). She has been artist-in-residence with the Experimental 
Television Centre (NY), Bundanon Trust, 4A Beijing Studio, Gertrude Contemporary, 
and she co-founded CHANNELS Festival. Lim is the winner of Charlottenborg 
Spring’s 2022 Deep Forest Art Land Award and is a Finalist in the 67th Blake Prize.
Eugenia Lim is represented by STATION.