Hua was born in 1990 in Xinjiang Autonomous Region, China, and lives and works in China and Europe. She studied Fine Art for her BA at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, London in 2012. And completed her...
Read MoreHua was born in 1990 in Xinjiang Autonomous Region, China, and lives and works in China and Europe. She studied Fine Art for her BA at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, London in 2012. And completed her MA in Ceramics and Glass at Royal College of Art in 2018.
Hua Wang’s experimental practice can be seen as a ceramics testing ground as well as aconceptual laboratory that investigates on diverse personal, social and political themes. Part of a generation of Chinese artists who grew up during a period of rapid urbanisation，she said “Gender, hierarchy, there is often more to this matter than meets the eye. My work to me is a surreal interpretation of the imperfect physical world.”
Using a range of different types of clay and methods of making on philosophical ideas such asthe increasing materialism and obsolescence of our society. Hua employs drawing, painting, sculpture and video to echo conditions where family stories and social events are inextricably interwoven into an autobiographical structure.
