Aki Hassan (b. 1995, Singapore) is a visual artist, whose work is concerned by dependencies formed within kinship and solidarity evolved through socio-political and ecological shifts. Primarily working through sculptural installations and drawing, Aki examines abstraction as a form of quiet resistance, capturing bodily sequences through drawn and formed lines. They see their practice as a tool to locate precarity, discomfort and imbalances in exchange whilst carefully proposing an alternative reading of support and care.

Recent residencies include Cutes / ظِراف with Samandal and Nino as part of Documenta 15 (2022) and Singapore Art Museum (2021/22). Recent exhibitions include Entangled Attachments (Yeo Workshop, 2023), RSA New Contemporaries 2022 (Royal Scottish Academy, 2022), innate (Yeo Workshop, 2021), An Exercise of Meaning in a Glitch Season (National Gallery Singapore, 2020), Pig Rock Bothy Residency & Exhibition (Scottish Gallery of Modern Art, 2019) and Show Me The Difference (Studio for an Art Lover, Glasgow 2019).

Based in Glasgow, UK.