Daisy Yang is a Taiwanese-Canadian visual artist whose practice is grounded in photography, research, and long-term engagement. Her work investigates the formation of identity through migration, labour, memory, and place, tracing how personal experience is entangled with broader social, historical, and geopolitical conditions. Working across documentary, archival, and autobiographical approaches, she explores photography's capacity to question representation while creating space for multiple histories and perspectives.

Her work has been exhibited in Taiwan and Indonesia. She has presented artist talks at the University of British Columbia (UBC) and Lightbox Photo Library in Taipei.