THE PSYCODE TEAM
Enter the Unconscious
PsyCode is an interdisciplinary collective bridging socio-political psychoanalysis, media art, and AI philosophy. We do not just study the unconscious; we build the entrance to it.
Through unconventional experiences designed via language, art, and deep logic, we create pathways for individuals to confront their hidden depths. This is not mysticism. Our approach is grounded in rigorous academic theory and executed with precise artistic vision.
We fundamentally reject the clinical approach that seeks to neatly "explain" or colonize human experiences. We do not analyze you from a distance; we stand beside you in the dark. We provide the structural container for you to feel and organize your own unconscious reality.
Exploration, not explanation.
PsyCode partners with visionary institutions and creators. Reach out to collaborate on projects that push the boundaries of psychological and artistic exploration.
Harrison Wong
Harrison Wong (b. 1997) is a Hong Kong-based multidisciplinary creative specializing in Visual Identity, Typography, and Editorial Art. After transitioning from independent artistry in 2023, Harrison redefined brand engagement as the "cooking" social media editor for Citybus, mastering the art of the viral meme.
Currently, Harrison is expanding his expertise into the public sector, refining his practice within the sophisticated landscape of Public Relations. Yet, his creative ambition extends far beyond corporate boundaries; joining Psycode has provided his most expansive canvas yet — a stage where he unleashes the full spectrum of his design and strategic talent.
Benny Wong
Bridging the abstract world of digital intelligence with the tactile reality of clay, Benny is a BA student at Lingnan University exploring the intersection of Philosophy and AI. His work is driven by a deep curiosity about how we define the "human" in an increasingly automated age—and how art can be used to stay grounded in the physical world.
As an Associate Art Experience Strategist, Benny specializes in designing and facilitating hands-on ceramics experiences. He views the studio as a space for intentionality, where the slow process of working with earth provides a necessary counterbalance to the high-speed nature of technology.
When not in the studio or the classroom, Benny immerses himself in music, cinema, and literature, or contributes design work for PsyCode. While he tends to be reserved, he finds the most meaning in shared creative spaces. If you find yourself on the Lingnan campus, he is always open to a quiet conversation over coffee.