2023年6月23日 · In her first US museum solo exhibition, A Guest, A Host, A Ghost, OCMA presents the first ten works in her ongoing series Flesh in Stone (2012–ongoing), where different-sized cement casts of the human body are presented in fragments, as parts of a larger whole.

Yu Ji is a Shanghai-based contemporary artist and Hugo Boss Asia Art Award finalist. Her signature style consists of bodily forms that combine stone, construction materials, and organic materials. Yu Ji lives and works in Shanghai. She studied sculpture at Shanghai University, graduating with an MFA in 2011.

Yuji Itadori (虎 いた 杖 どり 悠 ゆう 仁 じ Itadori Yūji?) is the main protagonist of the Jujutsu Kaisen series. He is the son of Jin Itadori and Kaori Itadori, and the grandson of Wasuke Itadori. Yuji was living a normal life in Sendai City until he encountered Megumi and ate one of Sukuna 's …

Yu Ji creates installations and sculptures that come alive over the course of their exhibition. Her installations incorporate changing elements like liquids and live plants that shift and morph from day to day.

In 2008, she co-founded am art space – an artist-led space in Shanghai, promoting experimentation and exchanges between artists, curators, and the public. Yu Ji's recent solo projects include Hide Me in Your Belly, Centro Pecci, Prato (2024); We the singular in …

Yu Ji has described her works as forming a landscape inside the gallery – a dispersed set of objects and ideas, variously impersonal and subjective. In a new sculptural assemblage, concrete torsos sit or lie in various states of brokenness, evoking fragments of ancient statuary.

Yu Ji (b. 1985, Shanghai, China) obtained her MA from the Department of Sculpture, College of Art of Shanghai University, in 2011. She is known for a diverse practice that spans sculpture, installation, performance and video.

Centro Pecci presents the first solo exhibition in Italy of Yu Ji, a Chinese woman artist who came to international attention with the 2019 Venice Biennale. Yu Ji’s work draws inspiration for her practice as a sculptor from the context in which she lives and works , resulting in unfinished forms that evoke bodies and situations in transition ...

Ji (b. 1985, Shanghai) obtained her MA from the Department of Sculpture, College of Art of Shanghai University, in 2011. She is known for a diverse practice that spans sculpture, installation, performance and video.

Creating her own language, Yu Ji enlivens her visual sentences with a rich vocabulary rooted in form, objects, humanity and the everyday. Running throughout Yu Ji’s sculptural work is an acknowledgement of the body.