Liu Yanzi is an artist specializing in spatial installations and multi-material creations, currently studying at Tama Art University. With a focus on combining glass and everyday materials, Liu explores themes of contradiction and harmony in daily life through unique structures and reassemblies. Their work often delves into the concept of "temporariness" and the transformation of spaces, inviting viewers to rethink the underlying conflicts and cultural ruptures within familiar environments.
Inspired by personal experiences, memories of familial spaces, and the intersection of globalization and cultural dynamics, Liu's notable works, such as Bedroom and Livingroom, blend private spaces with public elements to question stability and identity. Their practice aims to express nuanced narratives that bridge personal and societal contexts.
Inspired by personal experiences, memories of familial spaces, and the intersection of globalization and cultural dynamics, Liu's notable works, such as Bedroom and Livingroom, blend private spaces with public elements to question stability and identity. Their practice aims to express nuanced narratives that bridge personal and societal contexts.
Currently based in Tokyo, Japan