Jinghui Chen is a multidisciplinary artist based in New
York, whose work navigates the intersections of time, memory, and perception. She draws from philosophy, literature, and scientific models of self-organization to explore cyclical narratives and the instability of identity. Her work spans sculpture, installation, and mixed media, often incorporating elements of repetition,
erasure, and transformation.
Through material experimentation, she investigate the ways in which repetition, circulation, and layering shape perception. The interplay
Through material experimentation, she investigate the ways in which repetition, circulation, and layering shape perception. The interplay
between organic and constructed elements—whether through the cyclical decay of natural materials or the rigid codes of digital sequences—reflects her interest in systems of order that fracture under their own logic.
Through her practice, she seeks to question the structures that shape our understanding of reality, embracing uncertainty as a mode of creation
Through her practice, she seeks to question the structures that shape our understanding of reality, embracing uncertainty as a mode of creation
.