Alungoo Xatan (*1997 in Berlin) is a Mongolian-German visual artist.

In her work, the artist and mixed-media sculptor deals with questions of national and cultural identity as well as the themes of belonging and resistance.

Her interactive sculptures and installations question power structures and their effects on the individual by combining personal and political perspectives. Using material contrasts such as silicone skins and metal or sugar and beer flavours, she creates areas of tension that reflect ambivalent experiences of home, origin and family.

Among others, her work has been showcased in a number of national and international group exhibitions, including shows at Institutions such as KW Institute for Contemporary Art Berlin (2024), Haus am Kleistpark - Communal Gallery in Museum Tempelhof Berlin (2023), Liebermann Villa Berlin (2023), The Mint Studios in Los Angeles (USA) (2022), Sa-Kura Gallery in Nagoya (JPN) (2022), or Märkisches Museum Berlin (2019).

She has won the 3rd Prize of MuseumFluxus+ in 2023, the Ursula-Hanke-Förster Prize for Sculpture in 2022 and is a Fulbright Alumna (2022-2023).

For full CV and Artist Statement, contact studio@alungooxatan.com