Feiyang Zhang

Feiyang Zhang is an artist living in the world full of creative minds.

During her undergraduate she was admitted to the fashion department at The Art Institute of Chicago under Nick Cave in 2015. After graduation she worked as freelance designer for Vivienne Tam and Sachin&Babi.

Based in London and New York, Feiyang specialised in textile and innovation design including material future, embroidery design and installation art. Seeking for opportunities to build a career in the creative field.

Exhibitions and activities:

2021, A' Design Award and Competition, A' Design Award Winner for Fashion Design Category in 2021.

2021, "NOSTALGIA"The Holy Art Gallery (group exhibition), Virtual Exhibition

2021, "It's time to reduce the backlog." (group exhibition), New York

2020, Ars Electronica Garden London (exhibitor/collaboration), London

2019, SongZhuang Art Gallery (exhibitor), Beijing

2017, Chicago Soho House (exhibitor), Chicago

2017, Worlds AIDS Day Fashion Show "STRUT 2017" (exhibitor), Chicago

REVOLUTION // SHELTER, CEMETERY

Living in the world full of creative minds, a huge number of artists dare to create the imagery of possible futures.

My current work focus on how harmful particles can appear as invisible, but break through our immune system and affect our whole body. I wish to show the dilemma between control and lack of control.

This project embrace my manifesto of creating an imaginative utopian/dystopian future. Focusing on human form, the story indicates two protagonists struggling and trying to adapt/mutate in order to live in an extreme environment.

I wish to build up a subtle connection between the audience and my work and make them question: "What happened?" "What will happen next?"

Medium:

3D Printed Resin, Bioplastic, PLA filament

In Collaboration with:

Performance

Performance

Photo

MUA

Edit and Sound

Filter collaboration with visual artist @ddiiiya, it will be available under both mine and Diya’s instagram page, available for everyone to try out and see how you would look in my imaginary world!

Medium:

Cinema4D, Spark AR

In Collaboration with:

Diya Yang

Avatars Character Design Cinema 4D Digital Imagery Filters SCI-FI Virtually Real

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