Jin's work usually are presented in a combination of various media, including photography, video, installation and text. She often tend to construct immersion spaces in her work and create mysterious illusion and depth, by constructing multi-level experiences, to mark her surrounding space and to define the ‘world’ that She understand.
Most of the visual source materials in her works are common landscapes or objects in our living space. New context and logic are given to the materials by modifying, restructuring, blending them at multiple levels and creating an intermittent sense of distance and visual gaps. The ‘meanings’ are conveyed to its opposite when presented, which make the viewers’ familiar experiences become unfamiliar, therefore provides a space for philosophical reflection for them.
Jing Jin, visual artist, born in Huangshi, now works and lives in Xiamen, China. Jin got B.E. in Shanghai Maritime University(2006) and got MFA in Xiamen University(2009). In 2010, Jin went to Netherlands to pursue graduated study in Sandberg Instituut, awarded the MFA at 2012, and was nominated for the HSP Huygens Scholarship.
After returning to China, Jin mainly devoted herself to individual artistic creation. Meanwhile, she has co-founded Wallcode design studio and JieShiWu art project which is engaged in artistic research and art project planning. Her art works have been exhibited e.g. in Beijing Today Art Museum, Redtory Art+Design Factory, Hague City Hall, European Ceramic Work Centre(ECWC), De Appel Art Center, W139 Art Center, Chinese European Art Center (CEAC), European China Center Rotterdam(ECCR), American Selby Art Gallery, Three Shadows Photography Art Centre, Jimei·Arles international Photo Festival and other domestic and international art exhibitions and institutions.
获奖情况
2011年 荷兰惠更斯“青年天才”奖提名(HSP Huygens Scholarship)
2015年 厦门国际设计周-红点在中国 组委会-大型城市展览之“最具时尚奖”艺术家奖
prizes
2015 The Artist Award of "Most Fashion Award" from Xiamen International Design Week, City Exhibition unit, by Red Dot in China Committee
2011 Nominated for the HSP Huygens Scholarship