Randomplayer Lab is an interdisciplinary creative studio and collaborative platform operating across art, design, and emerging technologies. The lab brings together artists, designers, and technologists from diverse cultural and professional backgrounds to explore new forms of spatial storytelling and contemporary visual expression.

Working through collaboration and co-creation, Randomplayer Lab develops projects shaped by dialogue between disciplines, places, and perspectives. The studio embraces cultural plurality, celebrating diverse aesthetic traditions while seeking shared visual languages that can resonate across communities and contexts.

The practice spans installation art, visual art, animation, and both digital and physical sculpture, often combining computational systems with material processes. Projects move fluidly between virtual and physical environments, treating artworks as evolving experiences rather than fixed objects.

Community engagement forms an essential part of the studio’s approach. Through participatory processes, workshops, and collaborative development, Randomplayer Lab positions artistic creation as a space for exchange, learning, and collective imagination, contributing to more inclusive and meaningful public environments.

Guided by experimentation and interdisciplinary dialogue, each project develops its own visual logic shaped by context and collaboration. The studio’s work explores how art and design can create moments of reflection and connection within the rhythms of contemporary urban life, reflecting the layered diversity of shared human experience.

Jiabao Zhao is a digital artist and creative technologist working across animation, procedural systems, immersive environments, and spatial design. His practice integrates design computation, visual arts, and architectural thinking to create site-responsive digital works that engage with place, time, and human experience.

Using computational processes and real-time visual techniques as generative tools, Jiabao explores how natural forces, cyclical time, and cultural knowledge systems can be translated into evolving visual rhythms. His work spans digital installations, multi-channel moving image, immersive spatial environments, and animation.

Jiabao’s works are predominantly non-verbal and designed for extended viewing in public and institutional contexts. Favouring continuity, subtle transformation, and sensory awareness over spectacle, his practice invites slower, more reflective modes of engagement with environment and space.

Contact: Jiabao.zhaoo@gmail.com