Ming Wang earned her B.F.A. from the School of Visual Arts (New York,(2020) and M.F.A. from  Columbia University (New York, 2023). Currently, she lives and works in New York. She has been a faculty member at the School of Visual Arts since 2023. Her work has continued to exhibit in China, Europe, and the U.S.A., including A/W Space, Nanjing, China (2023); Storage Gallery, New York (2023); LATITUDE Gallery, New York (2023); Fredric Snitzer Gallery, Miami (2023); Belenius, Stockholm (2023). She was a residency artist at Vermont Studio Center (2024) and won the Robert Blackburn Printmaking Award from Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts, New York (2023), Teaching Assistant Fellowship at Columbia University (2021) and Jack Endewelt Memorial Award, School of Visual Arts (2020). Her work has been published in Arsty, Whiteout Magazine, New American Painting, Neol Magazine, Kunstkritikk, Yitiao, Shenzhen Daily, and other media platforms.

Ming Wang's work is drawn from impressions, emotions, and personal encounters around urban and natural landscapes. She investigates daily scenes and objects, searches for metaphor and meaning in the mundane, and utilizes them to build psychological landscapes. In these landscapes, imaginary characters travel through city and interior scenes, inviting viewers to experience the work from their infrequent perspectives. Through painting, drawing, and prints, she captures the sensation of fleeting moments. Whether it's the sensation of lying on summer grass, gazing at tree canopies, wandering through a city at night, watching the river flow, or recalling a conversation on park benches—these scenes evoke a mix of déjà vu and dream-like unfamiliarity.