Lang has a layered art practice expressing with paint, sculpture, and installations, creating unique visions with multi-level experiences, taking the audience beneath the surface and beyond the gallery walls.
Lang works across various media in an exhaustive effort to articulate the impact of war as it reverberates across the personal and universal psyche. Engaging with ideas such as intergenerational trauma and addressing the bitter evil of human indifference, her work is pointed and poignant, and rooted in her subconscious memory of her own family’s experience of the Cambodian war.
Her artworks are exhibited and collected locally and internationally, and she has received public commissions for sculpture and installation artworks.
Premier Award Winner (1st =) R.T Nelson Award for Sculpture 2025; finalist in numerous national and international awards, and selected to partake in some renowned international Artist residencies including - New York residency at Art Omi international artist residency(2017); Studios at MASS MoCA international artist Residency, Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art(2019); Vermont Studio Centre Residency and Red Gate in Beijing. Her Artworks have reached international audiences in Australia, the United States, and Europe and are held in public and private collections.
I am driven by an innate, compulsive desire to create, to enhance a common experience, and turn it into a serene, emotionally charged story that everyone can appreciate. While my artworks speak about the horrors of war and the dark depiction of violence, I hope my art shocks one’s senses to force a person to think deeply, spark debates, commemoration, and maybe even cause revolutions:)
The challenge is creatively bringing together reality, imagination, medium, composition, and technique to produce something that will make the audience feel like they are part of that story. A story that conveys a thought, reflection, and meaning to a person who was never part of any of those experiences, creating Artworks that speak out and touch the audience and generate a multicultural dialogue, contemplation, and reflection on a subject that touches every one of us.