Artist's Profile
Joyce Huang is of the post-90s generation, coming of age in Shanghai during a period of opening up and reforms. A mixture of industrial material and urban light shaped her visual experience. Her works capture the contemporary natural and unnatural landscape with traditional artist techniques and materials, in tandem with light reflective surfaces, hard edges, extreme fluorescents, and industrial plastics and materials. The forms in her works are predisposed to the fluid and organic, yet remain strangely unnatural--as if ancient ink has instead become the product of the post-industrial world.

Her works have been recently shown in the K11 Art Museum, Himalayas Museum, German Embassy, Perth Concert Hall, Ningbo Art Museum, Chun Art Museum, Red Gate Gallery, RMIT University and other major art organizations. She served as Shanghai consultant of "Anything could happen" with the Dunedin Council Art Project at Shanghai Yu Garden. Her curatorial work includes "Abstract Constructs" at the Shangyin Opera House with Lane of Future, the First Zhangjiang Huizhi Art Festival at Huizhi Life Center and other projects. Her works have been collected by the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, Tontsen Architecture Design and other organizations.

Base of Activity: Shanghai, China
Media Used: Acrylic painting and sculpture

Selected CV:
1. "An Anniversary" Solo Exhibition, In&Out Gallery, 2024
2. Finalist Award, Teravarna International Juried Art Competition, 2023
3. MA in Mixed Media, East China Normal University 2014

Project Plan
Install resin sculptures and acrylic paintings based on the gallery space. Make prints with local equipment, expecting new inspirations from the local environment.