Minnie Fawcett-Tang (b. 2000) is an English/Danish artist based in the Hague, the Netherlands. Her artistic practice is grounded in the act of looking as a form of communication, observing the fracture lines created by ever-present, unspoken social expectations. Her work becomes diary entries that not only document an ongoing and complex relationship with the self, but also reflect a broader resistance to the digital age.

Surrounded by screens and distractions, we long for clarity yet are met with uncertainty. Her work explores the fragility of being young and free yet mentally over-saturated. Much like repeating a word until it loses its meaning, Minnie uses both material and her own image to dissolve familiar associations, transforming the process into a mantra. Numbed by the rhythms of the attention economy, her own image becomes a motif as she buries herself in repetition and material.

Minnie graduated  from the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in 2026.