LEXIONG YING

My ongoing artistic practice continues to explore the complex behavioural patterns and  psychological dynamics of contemporary individuals, with a sustained and deep-rooted interest in  their fluid emotional landscapes and spiritual experiences. For some time now, I have been  particularly engaged with the unique experiences and challenges faced by Asian women in the global  context—a subject I am committed to exploring with continued care and reflection. I remain  dedicated to capturing the nuanced yet vital emotional currents, lifestyles, and interactions between  people and their environments, alongside metaphysical and healing pathways. 

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This conceptual focus is expressed through a multidisciplinary approach, utilising a broad spectrum  of media including, but not limited to, 3D printed sculptures, experimental photography, video art,  and mixed-media installations. 

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A central pillar of my work is the continuation and expansion of my signature series, “How Do You  Verify That You Are You?”, which employs the Möbius Ring as a symbolic motif to explore themes of  contradiction, unity, and identity. Building on this foundation, I develop a cohesive body of works  probing the dialectics of self and other, permanence and flux, particularly within the globalised  digital era and intersecting cultural identities shaped by it. 

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Furthermore, I plan to pioneer the integration of augmented reality (AR) technology within my artistic  framework. This will facilitate immersive spiritual and visual experiences designed to address  contemporary anxieties and promote psychological healing. By merging cutting-edge digital media  with traditional sculptural and photographic techniques, I create innovative sensory environments  that engage diverse audiences and expand the boundaries of experiential art. 

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Rooted in the vibrant and open London art ecosystem, I am uniquely positioned to explore the  specific challenges Asian women face in the West and globally. This perspective enriches my work  with a critical engagement in gender, cultural identity, and diaspora experiences, emphasizing  resilience, empowerment, and the nuanced vulnerabilities of Asian women. The UK’s freedom for  artistic expression and its pluralistic environment are essential to my practice, providing a  supportive context that is far more enabling than the more restrictive creative spaces I have  encountered elsewhere. 

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Looking ahead, I aim to establish an international profile through participation in prominent  exhibitions, cross-disciplinary residencies, and strategic collaborations across Europe and beyond.  My ambition is to contribute meaningfully to contemporary dialogues around identity, technology,  spirituality, and cultural experience, positioning myself as a dynamic and evolving artist both within  the UK and on the global stage.