Kaler Q Huang is a British-Chinese artist based in London. He is interested in exploring the history and heritage of the Chinese diaspora, biblical stories and popular culture. His work incorporates traditional forms of Chinese culture such as silk painting and calligraphy. Motivated by the possibilities of working in the space between two cultures, he seeks to explore forgotten histories and the attitudes and values of our current culture. Huang's paintings draw on a wide range of influences, including literary references, Chinese landscape painting, and contemporary artists such as Michael Armitage and Cathrine Raben Davidsen. His work has been exhibited at the Fitzrovia Gallery, London and at the Royal Academy of Arts. He can be found on Instagram @kqhuangart.

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Huang holds a BA in History from Durham University and an MA in History of Art from the Courtauld Institute of Art, London where he specialised in eighteenth-century British art and contemporary art of the African diaspora. He enjoys visiting galleries, exploring the intersections between Christianity and art, and clinging to the dream that Aston Villa will someday win the Champions League.