ALICE WONG

Alice Wong (b.1989) is a story designer based in The Netherlands and Hong Kong. She translates complex research into clear and accessible narratives, often using archival and found materials to challenge perceptions of reality with the question: "Who told you so?" Her work explores the intersection of biography, media, and social phenomena.

'AI ON THE MENU' (2023)

A 3-minute AI-generated film explores the unsettling tension between synthetic sustenance and the human craving for genuine experiences. In a world where everything is controlled, can true satisfaction ever be reached?

Concept & Research: Jeroen Junte
Story Design & Editing: Alice Wong
Co-editing: Crys Cool & Rouida Sherif
Data analysis: Crys Cool & Rouida Sherif
AI content generation: Rouida Sherif
Sound Design: Yuval Reuven
Executive Producer: The Next Nature Network

'HOW WOULD THE WORLD LOOK LIKE IF IT WERE SOLAR POWERED?' (2022)

Together with Crys Cool, we failed to find answers from existing movies, therefore we interviewed not only experts but students across disciplines to answer this question. A montage that is carefully distilled from a total amount of 1400 minutes of audio interview recordings, and paired with mainstream sunny found-footage.

Image credit: Het Nieuwe Instituut

'OPEN ARCHIVE 3.0' (2022)

Together with Simo Tse, we aim to play with the discrepancy of our visual and audio literacy by translating archival research to creating an artistic presentation.

Image credit: Shinji Otani & Rob Verkerk

'COHESION' (2021)

A land-art that is beyond a singular perspective and fully embedded in NDSM-Werf.

Image credit: Rendering - Huey Hoong Chen / Photography - Benjamin Kotek

'RGB TOGETHER' (2021)

An interactive game for digital natives aged 4 to 14, where they can explore the unique challenge of mixing digital colors using RGB on an LED screen—an experience that's entirely different from mixing paint.