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A Space Gallery is pleased to present Everything Was True For A Moment, a solo exhibition by New York-based artist Qiaosi Chen. Using objects, images, and the body as mediums, Chen constructs a fragmented, non-linear visual language informed by memory, metaphor, and sensation. His gestures and images do not aim toward grand statements but represent a slow, careful inquiry into how we perceive the world. His works are ambiguous and sometimes elusive but reveal brief flashes of clarity—like signals briefly emerging through static.
Working across video, installation, photography, and performance, Chen generates temporary belief systems within everyday spaces, evoking an enduring sense of unstable reality. Trained in engineering and media/design studies, he does not attempt to reconcile these two disciplines. Instead, he moves fluidly between science and mysticism, control and chance, logic and emotion. His practice is not conceptually predetermined but arises intuitively—capturi…
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A Space Gallery is pleased to present Everything Was True For A Moment, a solo exhibition by New York-based artist Qiaosi Chen. Using objects, images, and the body as mediums, Chen constructs a fragmented, non-linear visual language informed by memory, metaphor, and sensation. His gestures and images do not aim toward grand statements but represent a slow, careful inquiry into how we perceive the world. His works are ambiguous and sometimes elusive but reveal brief flashes of clarity—like signals briefly emerging through static.
Working across video, installation, photography, and performance, Chen generates temporary belief systems within everyday spaces, evoking an enduring sense of unstable reality. Trained in engineering and media/design studies, he does not attempt to reconcile these two disciplines. Instead, he moves fluidly between science and mysticism, control and chance, logic and emotion. His practice is not conceptually predetermined but arises intuitively—capturi…
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