b. Beijing, CN. 1995
(he/him)
Felix — or Peng Fei — Yang is a Berlin-based artist whose paintings examine desire, intimacy, and loss through colour, gesture, and spatial ambiguity. His work considers the tension between attraction and destruction, where body, memory, and perception converge. Informed by a background in architecture, his paintings negotiate structure and instability, dissolving familiar forms into shifting spatial fields.
Yang studied architecture at McGill University and the University of Waterloo, Canada. His research on visual languages in architecture at McGill was supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) in 2019. He has exhibited in Canada and Germany, and lives and works in Berlin.
+49 177 4844831
flxyng@gmail.com
(he/him)
Felix — or Peng Fei — Yang is a Berlin-based artist whose paintings examine desire, intimacy, and loss through colour, gesture, and spatial ambiguity. His work considers the tension between attraction and destruction, where body, memory, and perception converge. Informed by a background in architecture, his paintings negotiate structure and instability, dissolving familiar forms into shifting spatial fields.
Yang studied architecture at McGill University and the University of Waterloo, Canada. His research on visual languages in architecture at McGill was supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) in 2019. He has exhibited in Canada and Germany, and lives and works in Berlin.
+49 177 4844831
flxyng@gmail.com