Xuân-Hạ is an art worker based in Da Nang, Vietnam, whose practice spans artistic, curatorial, and community-oriented work. Working across moving image, installation, found objects, and research-based practices, she translates personal encounters with nature, landscape, and memory into visual and material narratives. Her recent research focuses on post-war environmental transformation and monoculture plantations, exploring how ecological change is shaped by social, economic, and political forces, and how it in turn affects landscapes, communities, and collective imaginaries.

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Alongside her artistic practice, Xuân-Hạ is actively involved in building the local art community. Her practice focuses on creating spaces for creative empowerment, self-directed learning, and knowledge exchange through art and collective curiosity. She co-founded Chaosdowntown Cháo (Saigon, 2015-2019) and more recently founder of A Sông (Da Nang, 2019-present). 

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She was a recipient of the International Future Leaders Program 2022–23 by the Australia Council for the Arts and the Fellows Award: Cultural & Artistic Responses to the Environmental Crisis (CAREC) 2024 by the Prince Claus Fund.