Aoshuang Zhang

Aoshuang Zhang is a Brooklyn-based production designer and immersive designer passionate about exploring new forms of storytelling. Her practice spans theatre, film, installation, and extended reality (XR), bringing together visual design, emerging technologies, and immersive experiences.

Her recent production design work includes the world premiere of Daughter’s Daughter at TIFF 2024, Ramona at Midlife at the Bentonville Film Festival, and Eight Walls Two Doors at the Palm Springs International Film Festival. Her set design for The Hunt was praised by The New York Times and The Observer as “playful” and “contemporary.”

Aoshuang is a recipient of the prestigious ARIA Award and developed "Talking Pupils", a VR opera that premiered at the University of Michigan’s Duderstadt Center and explores multisensory storytelling for blind and visually impaired audiences.

Education

MFA NYU Tisch Stage and Film Design Set and Production Design Ph.D/MFA/BA The Central Academy of Drama Set Design|Beijing, China