Belinda Yang is a New York-based ceramic artist working in sculpture and vessels. Her interest in form began at an early age through self-taught origami, sculpture, and drawing in the kitchen of her childhood home. Returning to ceramics as an adult, she discovered clay as a dynamic medium for exploring structure, material, and spatial relationships.

Today, she creates modular ceramic sculptures inspired by natural growth and architectural structures. Combining hand-building and slip casting, she develops each work through an iterative process of composition and refinement. Repeated geometric components are assembled into forms that balance structural precision with organic movement, revealing new spatial relationships through light, shadow, and changing viewpoints.

Her work has been exhibited at BAU Gallery, Site:Brooklyn Gallery, Upstate Art Weekend, Gottesman Libraries at Columbia University, and Powerhouse Arts. She is a 2026 Resident at Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts, and has been featured in Nikitin Magazine’s Top Emerging Artists to Watch.