Quynh Vuong (Vuong Ngoc Bao Quynh) is a graphic designer and visual culture researcher based in Vietnam, currently completing her MA in Applied Arts and working as an Associated Researcher at the Institute of Network Cultures. Coming from a background in mass media production, she is drawn to what happens to heritage once it enters the digital realm: how tradition survives, mutates, or gets lost along the way. Her practice re-encodes traditional narratives into interactive systems, probing audience effect and asking whether smart technologies, and AI in particular, can hold space for local meaning in an age of flattening globalization, or quietly erase it.