Muhan Jiang is a London-based sculptor. Before her MA program at the RCA, she received her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her general practice is centralized around developing a personal pictorial language through an improvisational process of collecting, assembling, and constructing objects, forms, colors, and materials. The work seeks for a visual balance while investigating the notion of hybridity and boundary, the boundary between the figural and the abstract, painting and sculpture, and recently, the boundary between digital and physical.
Muhan Jiang
The series of work being presented here tend to be more abstract due to the lack of real-life reference for material and objects during the pandemic, and instead, they draw more from the systems and the organization of our contemporary life, high rise architectures, and apartment buildings, urban grid, as well as the technological structures. Recalling the physical isolation and geometricization of our social space.
Infinitely generating urban environment collaborated with production designer Zhihao Hao. The environment was built for viewers to have a more immersive and engaging viewing experience. All sculptures live in this urban environment, each architecture here gets used as an installation space, and viewers could view and interact with sculptures in different environments.
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Size VariableA series of digital sculptures placed in different digital galleries, every architecture of the "Unseen Urbanspace" project is an independent gallery space. Viewers could go to different gallery spaces to have different viewing experiences.
Medium:
Digitally sculpted Objects made with Cinema 4DSize:
Size VariableA series of abstract paintings that draw inspiration from the systems and the organization of our contemporary life, high-rise architectures and apartment buildings, urban grid, as well as technological structures.