THE SUN AND THE MOON, 2021. Hand woven cotton.​

MIRANDA FENGYUAN ZHANG

Through the weaving of recycled threads, Miranda Fengyuan Zhang reconciles her visceral experiences into 
an interplay of evocative shapes and colors. Zhang’s works unfold as multi-layered landscapes that transcend scales and painterly narratives. One can simultaneously read the movement of warp and weft, the crisscrossing patterns, and the overall figural compositions. In the current age of digital culture where the perception of the physical environment is constantly pixelated, Zhang’s works explore another form of registration through the resolution afforded by the very materiality and the techniques intrinsic to weaving. The pile of threads as such creates a level of autonomy that arouses manifold ripply sentiments. Zhang entwines an encounter between found materials and her multifaceted sensations. Her works span between personal recollections and shared sensitivities.The exhibition also features select furniture by Movels Bergamo, Pierre Guariche, Rino Levi, Sergio Rodrigues, Joaquim Tenreiro, and Demaian Quincke in collaboration with Mendes Wood DM. 

Miranda Fengyuan Zhang was born in Shanghai, China in 1993. She earned her BFA in studio art from NYU in 2016. Zhang has had solo shows at Candice Medley (New York City), Capsule Shanghai (Shanghai), Half Gallery (Shanghai), Halsey McKay Gallery (East Hampton), and Dear Rivington (New York). She has been the recipient of the La Maison de l’Art Contemporain residency in Asilah, Morocco and will be an upcoming resident at the Arquetopia Foundation in Oaxaca, Mexico.