Jenny Jiani Wang is a Beijing-born visual artist, writer, and producer whose work spans writing, film, and multimedia installations. 
She is drawn to exploring the causes of things. 
The disguised and unspoken. 
The sensual and emotional undercurrents beneath material, bureaucratic, and systemic surfaces.
She seeks to understand how personal emotions and private moments reverberate within histories and structures beyond individual experience. 

日常生活的凸起/物质的转化/人与事物的来处与去向/缘由与因果

Her video installation Houchang Village: A Bubble City was selected for the “Beijing 22” urban research initiative and has been exhibited at the 
Goethe-Institut and OCAT Gallery in Beijing. Her hybrid film Touch the Touch, From Far Away has been selected by festivals and platforms 
including the New York Lift-Off Film Festival and the Stockholm City Film Festival. 

Her writing has appeared in a range of art and design publications, including Art Journal, Office, Noisé, Life and Arts 集锦, and IDEAT, among others.
She is an writer and editor-in-chief of :iidrr mag .

She holds a BA in Politics and Sociology from University College London, an MSc in City Design and Social Science from the London School of
Economics and Political Science, and an MFA in Photography, Video and Related Media from the School of  Visual Arts in New York.

Some things that she cares recently: intimacy, memory, verbal and non-verbal communication, (non)human connection, the emotional state 
of "in-transition", and the notion of dilemma and prohibition in public realm. 

She currently lives in Queens, New York. 

Write to her: wangjiani08@icloud.com
See what’s going on in her life: @jennijenni_iii
CV upon request