Abigail Chang is an artist, architect, and critic at Yale School of Architecture. Her multidisciplinary practice responds to contemporary culture through installations and objects that emphasize materials, subtle encounters, and perceptual framing. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Lisbon Triennale (2019), Seoul Biennale (2021), and the Design Museum of Chicago. Solo projects include Reflections of a Room at Volume Gallery and Display Window, a site-specific installation transforming a building façade into a visual stage. She received the Chicago Architectural Club’s Emerging Visions Award (2023) and research grants from the Graham Foundation and UIC. Her critical writing, including “Screen Time” and “Reflection: Literal and Phenomenal,” explores the intersection of architecture, technology, and aesthetics.