MFA, Cranbrook Academy of Art, 2024.
BFA, Savannah College of Art and Design, 2021.
Qianying studies and trains herself as a jewelry designer and focuses on artistic jewelry and self-express. She enjoys observing the characteristics of different things and then expressing them through painting, jewelry, and other forms of artwork.
She likes combining different materials together to achieve a sense of harmony and balance, and willing to work with various materials and practiced many times to identify the topics.
Her practice centers on capturing life's subtle yet profound moments, combining diverse materials and casting techniques to evoke harmony and balance. Emphasizing smooth forms, playful animal imagery, and humor, she modernizes traditional cultural elements, exploring personal narratives through jewelry to foster connection, joy, and emotional resonance.
Qianying believes that arts can change one’s life. Devote self to create unique works that could show personal views and style. Learn a basic understanding of life, whole, and individual, from the art creation.
Qianying has been committed to innovating traditional cultural elements while incorporating emerging materials and technologies into traditional jewelry forms. She believes that every piece of contemporary jewelry carries the distinct characteristics of its time, and this is what she has always been pursuing and expressing.
In the seemingly repetitive rhythm of daily life, emotions are never fixed—they are fluid, shifting, and ever-changing, like a malleable material that takes on different forms each day, shaped by the smallest events. They can be as light as a balloon, as heavy as a stone, as warm as soft fur, or as chaotic as a crumpled piece of paper. Yet no matter their form, with the arrival of a new day, they reshape and transform, quietly flowing, surging, and molding themselves anew within the framework of what appears unchanged. Though fleeting, these emotions profoundly shape our perception, making each seemingly identical day subtly different.
In this piece, I continue to use the twelve zodiac animals as a tangible representation of the element of "time." I distill my original 3D zodiac designs into 2D silhouettes and shapes from different angles, symbolizing the element of "daily life." Through the pencil drawing enamel technique, I add hand-drawn details to these forms, giving them expressions of cuteness, curiosity, or a dazed look, allowing them to serve as carriers of emotion within the work.
“Daily Routine” reflects my perception of daily life and a record of my inner world. Even in what may seem like monotonous days, each one remains unique, as our emotions continuously sculpt new experiences, turning the ordinary into something vivid and real.
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