Xin Xiaochang (b. 1982, Singapore) is an artist whose work is informed by her cross-disciplinary background across art and design.

Xin worked as a 3D Designer at ModernAge Design & Communications, a Singaporean events and advertising firm, and also with internationally acclaimed design outfit Studio Job of Antwerp, Belgium. Highlights from her tenure include exhibition work for Milan Design Week 2008, along with design collaborations with Royal Tichelaar Makkum, one of the oldest ceramics companies in The Netherlands.

Her artistic output mixes ceramics and other materials in sculptures, installations, and finely crafted media. They have been exhibited in numerous local and international shows, and several are now in private and corporate collections globally.

In 2018, with her colleagues Wendy Chua and Yuki Mitsuyasu, Xin co-edited The Machinist, a book documenting the stories of a lathe machinist and his community in the Jalan Besar district of Singapore. It followed a design workshop they held with the machinist to produce an exhibition of hand-machined jewellery, during which they were inspired to highlight the importance of the social support network in creative work. Notably, she was inducted into the committee of the Sculpture Society (Singapore) in 2014, a role that saw her active participation and organisation of activities and shows, curation of works, and overseas exchanges. 

Xin is passionate about art and design education from early childhood to higher learning. She currently heads the talent development initiatives at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts and lectures while continuing her creative practice.