Eddie Wong is a Malaysian computational artist whose work challenges and reimagines the narratives of historical archives. Using artificial intelligence, durational media, and installations, he creates a counter-archive that examines the relationship between machine learning, the subjectivity of memories, and human agency. His diverse body of work includes writing, video art, filmmaking, and interactive installations, exhibited in Leipzig, London, Copenhagen, Barcelona, Melbourne, Auckland, and Kuala Lumpur. Eddie's contributions to the discourse of arts are evident in his writings for Arts Equator, Art Asia Pacific, and his scholarly research in SIGGRAPH and Leonardo Arts Journal. His innovative approach earned him the Lumen Prize for Moving Image in 2022. Wong is a graduate of Goldsmiths University of London, where he earned his master's degree in computational arts.