Keran Zhang

Keran believes that everything consists of the simplest points. By deconstructing the world from molecules to atoms, she explores the fundamental elements of existence. Throughout this process, she continuously analyzes and reflects upon the relationship between space and dimensions. By transitioning between the real and digital worlds, she gains new perspectives and visual insights.

She explores the theme of recombining the relationships between points, lines, surfaces, space, and dimensions using the techniques of Pop Art. Through the digital virtual world and the principles of double-sided mirrors, she reconstructs and deconstructs space and dimensions. By utilizing strong contrasts, patterns, and geometric shapes, she creates visually striking landscapes that provoke contemplation on space and dimensions for viewers.

As an artist, I have always been fascinated by the simplest elements and compositions that make up everything. I believe that the complexity of the world stems from the combination of basic elements such as points, lines, surfaces, spaces, and dimensions. Through my artwork, I explore and express the relationship between space and dimension, constantly analyzing and reflecting upon their essence. I enjoy recombining these fundamental elements in the style of Pop Art, creating visually striking landscapes and installations. By utilizing the digital virtual world and the principles of double-sided mirrors, I reconstruct and deconstruct space to evoke a thought-provoking artistic experience. Through high contrast black and white, geometric shapes, and patterns, I aim to convey a perception and understanding of space and dimension. My artwork seeks to ignite imagination, contemplation, and exploration of our existence within our environment and dimensions.