Min-Jia
Biography
Min-Jia (b. 2001, lives and works in Berlin) approaches narratives of adaptation through a queer diasporic and disabled lens. Visually borrowing from hentai, BL/GL manga, as well as Chinese folk arts and crafts, their paintings depict how bodies transform into interchanging vessels that carry one another and the environment at large. They have recently studied the traditional art of Shaanxi Huaxian shadow puppetry under master Wang Tianwen in Xi'an, China, and gained their BFA in Interdisciplinary Sculpture from Maryland Institute College of Art, USA. They have exhibited in group exhibitions at Bernheim, London (2023), A.I. Gallery with Linseed Projects, London (2023), X Museum, Beijing (2023), Universität der Künste Berlin, Berlin (2023), Hunt Gallery, Toronto (2022), Good Family Farms, Meaford (2021), Us Gallery Contemporary, Toronto (2021), and Ewha Women’s University, Seoul (2021). Their works can be found in the collection of the Royal Bank of Canada. They are currently completing their studies at the Berlin University of the Arts.
Exhibitions
Artists: Sarah Fripon, Adéla Janská, Min Jia, Alicja Pakosz, Rachel Youn
Hong Kong
18 May—06 July 2024