DAI Zhankun

“Searching” and “accident” are the roots of Dai Zhankun’s creation. In his view, the acquisition of real-world images has a certain fit with the act of taking screenshots in digital scenes, and he tried to ask a series of questions about it. The truth can be redefined, and the virtual and the real are invading each other. He is good at using simple pictures and installations to guide the audience into intricate layers, and his attention to social issues such as force, power, and identity is invisible on the surface and hidden behind.

 

1995   Born in Jiangxi, China
2013-2017   BA in Statistics, Shanghai University of Finance and Economic, China
2018-2020  MA in Fine Art, Chelsea College of Arts, London, UK
Lives and works in Shanghai, China

  • Selected Exhibitions

    2025
    Crashing Exercises, Vanguard Gallery, Shanghai, China

    2024
    An Unlikely Menagerie And The Resulting Chaos, Vanguard Gallery, Shanghai, China

    2023
    At Sunrise and Sunset, Tides Rise and Fall, Qimu Space, Beijing, China

    2022
    THE EXHIBITION OF ANNUALOF CONTEMPORARY ART OF CHINA SHANGHAI, Shanghai Doland Museum of Modern Art, Shanghai, China
    Spicy Gluten and Youth Power: A Generational Insight, Epoch Art Museum, Wenzhou, China
    Fairytale of Carrots, Paral, Hangzhou, China
    WAVELENGTH: Vi3ion x, Lizhu Art Space, Hunan, China

    2021
    Ultimate High Ground, 33ml offspace, Shanghai, China
    La Menagarie royale de Versailles, Himalayas Museum, Shanghai, China
    DOMO CARNIVAL, West Bund Dome, Shanghai, China
    Hereditary domain, Powerlong Museum, Shanghai, China
    Personal Project, M50 PEARLONA COMMON ROOM, Shanghai, China
    Freefall, 33ml offspace, Shanghai, China

    2020
    West Bund Art & Design DREAM video, Shanghai, China
    Back Light, 33ml offspace, Shanghai, China
    Speed Limit Scenery, SEEYOO Art Space, Hangzhou, China

    2019
    Chelsea Summer Show, Chelsea College of Arts, London, UK
    Late at Tate Britain, Tate Britain, London, UK
    Sympathetic Visage, London, UK
    Zhankun Dai/Jingxiang Liang, Galerie 106, London, UK