Hyperbuoyant Starch, 2021
Dimensions variable – video 8:30
-
Stella Zhong 钟笛鸣Information -
Stella Zhong 钟笛鸣Buttons, 2020
An orange foam cylinder that is 7 feet high and 9 feet in diameter is contrasted by an arrangement of thirteen identical, small cylinders placed on the ground, which is painted a sea-foam green.Information -
Stella Zhong 钟笛鸣Buttons 003, 2020
Oil on panel
36 x 48 x 1 inches (91.44 x 121.92 x 3.81 cm)Information -
Stella Zhong 钟笛鸣Pond in Pond II (video still), 2019
Duration: 00:05:30
Water, air, glass, clay, string, stainless steel, LED light, hand
In a bluish-grey setting, an arrangement of irregular objects rest in a pool of water.
Light reflections within the scene resemble phases of the moon.Information -
Stella Zhong 钟笛鸣sidewalk, pond, moon and mountains, 2019Information -
Stella Zhong 钟笛鸣unnamed, floor, wall, building 1-1, building 1-2, forest 1-1, forest 1-2, many suns, 2019Information -
Stella Zhong 钟笛鸣Many Suns I, 2019Information -
Stella Zhong 钟笛鸣Courtyard of Possibilities, 2018
Epoxy, sand, wood, foam, paint, and electric motor
54 x 132 x 72 inches (137.16 x 335.28 x 182.88 cm)
A view of a planar sculpture composed of architectural elements including a fragmented room, miniature steps, and a small cone. The sculpture is mostly brown with a grey trim.Information -
Stella Zhong 钟笛鸣unnamed(corner), 2017Information
Stella Zhong 钟笛鸣
Stella Zhong (b. 1993, Shenzhen, China) has lived in Beijing, the UK, and recently the USA. Her work spans activated objects, observed happenings, and built environments, which are saturated with inconsistencies that evade logic and definition. By applying arbitrary rules of space and dimensionality to sculptures, paintings, and videos, she renders new worlds that seem divorced from reality but truly exist.
Stella Zhong began to practice art when she was a child. She had her first solo exhibition at the age of eleven in Guan Shanyue Museum in Shenzhen, China. Her works have been exhibited and published internationally numerous times in recent years. She held her solo presentations at New York’s The Independent, Spring/Break Art Show, and Peninsula Art Space. Also, she has participated in group exhibitions at New York’s Chapter NY, ZH Projects, and Hunter College. Stella Zhong received her BFA in Glass from Rhode Island School of Design in 2015 and her MFA in Sculpture from Yale University in 2021.
The artist currently lives and works in New York.