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Work by Jie Shao: installation of wooden frames, upright panels, and flat platforms spread across a gray gallery floor.
Work by Jie Shao: small tan clay pieces in rows on a white table beside an open book, in a gray gallery.
Work by Jie Shao: close view of a wall-mounted ledge with four tiles in slate blue, sage green, and terracotta, curving at one end.
Work by Jie Shao: small glazed ceramic spider with cream body and dark brown leg tips, resting on a white ledge.
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From specific events to broad climate, seeing life experience as an approach and medium rather than a result. Jie Shao's work involves the transition of individual's body, memory, and language experience under different systems of culture and political power. To retrace the tangible feelings and materials that underlie the transitions, his practice embraces the past and present of various materials, encompassing both physical and handmade work, with sculpture and installation as foundational elements.

Jie Shao is an artist born in Zhejiang, China. Shao received an MFA in fine arts from Parsons School of Design in 2020. Shao is also working on Pararailing with friends, an artist collaborative initiated in Shanghai.

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