Statement

How do we perceive and react to the contingency of time?

How do we store our memories and approach our history?

How can we speculate about the future?

How do we communicate with a volcano?

Xy June Li is a interdescipline conceptual artist. Following the new materialist movements, she works with text, video, installation, performance, and painting to explore cultural identities, gender issues, and our relationship with land, landscape, and time. Her research-based art practice incorporates fictional narration, challenging the public’s common sense and expanding the viewer’s imagination to intervene in reality. Her work is rooted in ontological research, creating a space to rethink our being and our existence in contemporary society.