Alice Yutong Hua is an interdisciplinary artist who works primarily in installation, image, and painting. She works with a catalogue of records. By collecting and organizing memory, trace, or simply proof of the passing time that are constantly occurring in our contemporary life, she gains the initial momentum of a piece. It is then layered and expanded into a contextualized narrative that deploys the innate quality of the media, whether tangible or intangible. If the conversation has been activated successfully, the artist and her audience, as a collective, will share the incidental experience.
Born and raised in Shanghai, Hua received a BA of Studio Art, minoring in chemistry and music from Colby College, Maine in 2019, and received an MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art in 2023. She now lives and works in New York and Shanghai. Her works have been shown in 121 Art Space (Taipei), A Space (New York), Litang Gallery, Three Shadows Photography Art Center (Beijing), Cranbrook Museum of Art (Bloomfield Hill, MI), Colby College Museum of Art (Waterville, ME), Acentric Space (Shanghai), among others.