Michelle Tsang is a visual designer whose work investigates the speculative edges of language and its visual expression. Growing up as a multi-diasporic woman in Cantonese, Taiwanese and Vietnamese communities, she draws on layered cultural inheritances as a continual source of inspiration.

Her practice spans typography, calligraphy, craft, and mixed media, often blurring boundaries between analogue and digital forms. With a focus on reimagining systems of communication, she creates experimental frameworks that reconfigure how meaning emerges, circulates and transforms.

Through speculative design, she engages both ancestral traditions and contemporary technologies, weaving together past and future in ways that challenge assumptions about language and its limits. Her work resists fixed interpretation, instead inviting audiences to participate, imagine, and reconsider the possibilities of visual and cultural dialogue.