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Ziui Chen Vance About
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Artshow with Craig Stover

Interview with Ziui Chen Vance
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In this episode of ArtShow, artist Ziui Chen Vance talks about her life's work. Ziui discusses her start in illustration and how it led her to create her own unique subjects and style. She also talks about what drives her to create new work, how her work often reflects her, and how she translates her ideas into different media. This episode helps decipher some of the artist's ideas and reflections. In Ziui's own words: "I have come to believe and address affection as a chaotic force, urging us to seek the good or hurt of others. I am interested in understanding affections as an embodied experience that defines the most hidden acts as meaningful. Curiously, I lean towards asking, 'What space is safe for us to show affection?' And how might even the most minuscule of an outwardly flickering finger translate to inner emotions? My work on affections focuses on the power dynamics of women, particularly the perceptions of their bodies and identity amongst themselves, and the empowerment of Asian women by transforming biased judgments in public life into nuanced gestures between subjects in a painting. The most notable characteristic of the recent paintings is the ungrounded sense of personal space. I am displacing both the audience and the subjects as I believe the absence of gravity intensifies the voyeuristic feeling in observing the chaos of their engagement.

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