Born in Bangladesh, Xecon Uddin lives and works in France. He primarily uses printmaking techniques and experiments with other media such as painting, drawing, ceramic sculpture, and alternative photography. His works explore memories, dreams, and identity, particularly in relation to his status as a refugee and queer artist. Uddin primarily creates figurative works, often depicting hybrid humans combined with natural elements. His surreal, fantastical works reflect his exploration of dreams and memories, as well as the layered nature of identity.