Yingzi Guo (also known as Vesper) works across video and interactive systems, examining moments when narratives glitch, fragment, or slip between forms of telling.

Rather than complete stories, Vesper is drawn to what leaks when stories lose their shape: half-formed scenes, delayed responses, and gaps that open when we try to capture experience. Her video works, interactive interfaces, and language-inspired motion invite viewers into these uncertain territories.

Her practice investigates the blurred boundaries between observer and observed, creating spaces where presence and projection intersect to reveal the unstable ground beneath our attempts to make meaning.

Vesper holds degrees from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (BFA, 2020) and NYU's ITP program (MPS, 2023). She is currently based in Brooklyn, NY.