Hoang Duong Cam (b. 1974, Hanoi, Vietnam) was educated at the University of Fine Art in Hanoi, and is now one of the most active contemporary artists in Vietnam.

Hoang's multidisciplinary practice dances nimbly around traditional classifications of genre and medium, frequently incorporating such techniques and disciplines as painting, performance art, installation, and photography. Far from being genre-bending for its own sake, Hoang's approach highlights the role of conceptual development in the process of art-making, which in turn reflects art's capacity, in its expressive and experimental character, in questioning and re-assessing the societies, cultures, perspectives, and histories which we inhabit.

Recent exhibitions of Hoang's work include:

2010: Representation in the meaning of a metaphor for a forest as endoscopy / links between locations, Project Space and Spare Room Gallery, School of Art, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia

2010: VideoZone 5, 5th International Video Art Biennial, various galleries, Israel

2010: Daegu Photo Biennial, Daegu, South Korea

2010: Arts and Cities, Aichi Triennale, Nagoya, Japan

2008: Post Doi Moi: Vietnamese Art After 1990, Singapore Art Museum, Singapore