Qi Han is a jewellery designer, artist and sculptor currently based in China. She graduated from the Affiliated High School to the China Academy of Art, and then obtained a Bachelor's degree at the China Academy of Art, majoring in Sculpture. After that, she decided to enter the Royal College of Art (Jewelry and Metal programme) for further study. Most of her works are narrative: Balance plays an essential role in this context. The balance between life and death, Ying and Yang, light and shadow constitute the taste of life. She enhances the wearer's desire to explore the work by designing hidden mechanisms and different ways of wearing.
Exhibitions and Awards:
2015: Color-painting Nomination Exhibition by Nantong Youth Artists Association 2018: Academic papers published:
‘A Brief Introduction to Art Commonality – Sculpture and Contemporary Jewellery Design’ (published in Literature Life). (ISSN 1005-5312)
‘The Facial and Kinetic Performance of Traditional Buddha Statue - a Brief Introduction to Art Characteristics of the Skanda Statue at Shuanglin Temple and the 24 Painted Sculptural Works at ShuiluAn’ (published in Fine Arts Literature). (ISSN 1673-4858)
2019: Rated as the outstanding graduate of the China Academy of Art
Lin Fengmian award: Bronze award
WINJOY jewelry competition: Gold award
2020: Membership of Association Alliages, the work Forget and Remember was exhibited in ‘Painful hope’ in Lille, France
Membership of Klimt02
2021: Forget and Remember was exhibited in ‘Metal +?’
Dream within a Dream was exhibited in ‘Double Yellow Line’ in Moscow