My name is Wang Sijing, and I am currently pursuing my studies in the NTA program at the Academy of Fine Arts of Venice. My artistic practice is primarily situated within digital media, including video and moving images, and focuses...
Read MoreMy name is Wang Sijing, and I am currently pursuing my studies in the NTA program at the Academy of Fine Arts of Venice. My artistic practice is primarily situated within digital media, including video and moving images, and focuses on the core subject of interpersonal connections within the digital era.
I employ CGI avatars (digital surrogates) as the central narrative vehicle. These virtual bodies are intentionally imbued with a sense of excorporation, a void-like quality, and artificial iconicity to interrogate the nature of identity and construct a form of "simulated presence."
Within the visual lexicon, I utilize highly abstract forms and intensely saturated color palettes to expose the profound fissure between the 'real' and the 'apparent.' The deliberately constructed sense of unreality in the imagery aims to elicit potent emotional responses—such as emptiness, agitation, and distrust—in the viewer. This serves to mirror the contemporary lived experience, a condition profoundly mediated and enveloped by the digital spectacle
