Hiromi Tango’s autobiographical approach to art-making is open and generous. Collaborative and site-specific, her practice embraces a number of paradoxes that emerge from an ongoing process of self analysis; an intimately recorded dialogue with her physical body, thoughts and emotions. In her work, Hiromi often temporarily lives in small in-between spaces or homemade enclosures within the public realm and invites participation. She allows these dwellings to evolve organically over the course of her projects through the interventions of friends, community groups, other artists and passersby.