Shuwan (b.1994) is a visual artist who lives and works in New York City. She received a BA in Sociology from the Australian National University (2016) and an MFA from the School of Visual Arts (2022). Her work explores the bridge between physical and digital spaces, objects, and experiences. She uses digital data from an archive of glitched images to make new photographs and sculptures with modeling software and machine learning to explore the vision of the future. She discovers new possibilities for what a glitch can generate, such as digital and physical objects, as well as the relationship between fragility and stability, machine-made and handmade, traditional photography making, and alternative processes in a metabolic way.

Work
2023 07-now  Fluc.
2022 12-now  Co-founder :iidrr Gallery
2020 06-now  Founder ©一蹴 :iidrr

Exhibitions
22 09 SITUASIAN, LanlanLi Medical Aesthetics Centre,
        Xiamen, China
22 06 MFA thesis show 2022, SVA Chelsea Gallery
22 04 Island of Light, 559w 23rd st, New York
22 03 Now + Here, East Village Art Collection, New York
21 11  Photo Journal Moday, Musee Magazine
20 06 Looking Back, Stepping Forward, Nanjing Tech Week
20 05 Abstractions, Loosenart
20 03 Consciousness of Abstraction, ARC Gallery
19 09 Color, BWAC
19 09 Creative Mosaic, Plaxall Gallery
19 09 2019 International Photography Awards,
        Honorable Mention
19 07 Prisma Art Prize Finalist
19 06 People’s Choice Salon Show, Greenpoint Gallery




Photobook: Glitches (0,0) November 2021 ︎view

Education
2022   MFA Photography Video and Related Media,
         School of Visual Arts
2017   Photography & PR and Advertising
        London College of Communication
2016  BA Major Sociology Minor Japanese,
        The Australian National University