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Yinglin Zhou

A Thousand Times

Yinglin Zhou (CN)
In this five-channel vertical video installation, overlooked figures are transformed into unstable presences between object, body, memory, and voice. Made through AI tools, 3D software, facial performance capture, and artist-written songs, poems, and monologues, the work builds a field of watching and listening. It does not narrate suffering directly. Instead, it slows perception, allowing fragile inner states and subtle pressures from the outside world to surface.
ZHOU Yinglin is a video and new media artist with an MA from the University of the Arts Berlin, a PhD candidacy and MFA study of Time-based media at the University of the Arts Linz and studies in EDM class by Hito Steyerl at the Munich Academy of Fine Arts. She explores identity, digital space, and cultural equality, addressing issues like identity recognition, displacement, and post-colonial gaps. Her works, with satirical wit and political insight, offer a futuristic view on cultural equality, reflecting extensive analysis. Her works have been shown at major art institutions and exhibitions globally, including Ars Electronica Center Linz, Art Basel Hong Kong’s Film Program, CCCB etc.

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