Liang Wang (b. 1992) is a Taiwanese-Canadian painter based in Vancouver, BC. His practice investigates the psychological landscape of modern isolation, cultural memory, and the quiet frictions of daily co-existence. Having navigated a deeply nomadic youth across multiple continents and cultures, Wang’s work is underpinned by an enduring inquiry into what it means to belong, translating the vulnerabilities of displacement into evocative visual narratives.
Wang holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from OCAD University in Toronto. He has exhibited widely across Canada and Taiwan, with selected exhibitions including Art With Heart Auction at Casey House, Toronto (2026 & 2024); Fragments of Passage at the Centre of International Contemporary Art, Vancouver (2024); Akin x MOCA: An Index at MOCA Toronto (2019); the Toronto Outdoor Art Fair (2019); and the UNTAPPED Emerging Artists Competition at The Artist Project, Toronto (2019). His solo exhibitions include Into the Inhabited Silence at VisualSpace Gallery, Vancouver (2026), Neon Superstitions at THIS Gallery, Vancouver (2025), Never Left at Arcade Art Gallery, Kaohsiung (2021), and One Day I Saw the Sunset Forty-Four Times at Northern Contemporary Gallery, Toronto (2018). Wang’s work is held in private collections in Canada, the United States, Taiwan, Denmark and New Zealand.