Linh Lê is an independent curator, writer, and researcher from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Her work investigates the changing landscapes and ecologies of Saigon and other parts of the country under the pressures of modernisation and urbanisation, while also addressing gaps in contemporary art-historical discourse in Vietnam—particularly in experimental forms such as performance and video art. Since July 2024, she has been developing Đo Đạc, a site-responsive curatorial project that examines the impact of forced resettlement in the Thủ Thiêm peninsula in HCMC. She is currently a curator at A. Farm, an international residency programme in HCMC; a member of the Curatorial Board at Á Space in Hanoi; and a research fellow for ArtsEquator’s Southeast Asian Arts Censorship Database project.