Mia Tang

If you're curious about my journey and what drives my work, here’s a bit about why I do what I do and why it matters to me. :) From a young age, I've been drawn to the world of art and design. I spent afternoons in art studios, dabbling in everything from sketching and painting to sculpting. Initially, I pursued a major in Graphic Design in college. However, an introductory programming class soon broadened my horizons, revealing new possibilities at the intersection of technology and art. Fortunately, Carnegie Mellon’s BXA program allowed me to nurture both my technical skills and artistic passions. This led me to discover Computer Graphics, which perfectly blended these interests. My deep appreciation for creating beautiful visuals—whether through a traditional brush on canvas, digital tools or a shader program—has always been a part of me. But the true unifying theme across all my pursuits is my passion for visuals that captivate and stimulate thought. This passion became even more

If you're curious about my journey and what drives my work, here’s a bit about why I do what I do and why it matters to me. :) From a young age, I've been drawn to the world of art and design. I spent afternoons in art studios, dabbling in everything from sketching and painting to sculpting. Initially, I pursued a major in Graphic Design in college. However, an introductory programming class soon broadened my horizons, revealing new possibilities at the intersection of technology and art. Fortunately, Carnegie Mellon’s BXA program allowed me to nurture both my technical skills and artistic pas