FU LIANG
b. 1993, ChinaFU Liang was born in Sichuan, China in 1993. He received his BFA in 2019 and MFA in 2021 from the Nantes Saint-Nazaire School of Art, France. He currently lives and works in Paris. Fu’s work, with an intricate interplay of rich textures, corporeal forms, and geographical landscapes, embodies subtle access to a series of perceptions, emotions, memories, and knowledge. Rooted in a familial legacy of antique connoisseurship, Fu’s artistic vision is enriched by a deep-seeded understanding of historical aesthetics. Delving deep into different modes of material transformation, his experimental use of mineral pigments and other raw materials resonates with his philosophical contemplation on the passage of time and the gradual change of life as a part of the organic and sometimes mystical ecology. By often employing the figural as a rhetorical device with a warm, intimate, and gentle touch, Fu’s practice explores the synthetic relationship between the seen and the unseen, the presence and absence, and the being and non-being.
His recent solo exhibitions include: “Sublunary”, 2026, Nicodim Gallery, New York; “After Solaris”, 2025, Frieze Seoul with LINSEED, Seoul; “Spine Boundary”, 2025, Passage, Berlin; “Echoes of the Void”, 2024, Hive Center for Contemporary Art, Shanghai; “Crépuscule”, 2024, Paris Internationale with LINSEED, Paris; “Ash to Ashes”, 2023, Nicodim Gallery, Bucharest; “corps célestes”, 2022, Nicodim Gallery, New York; “Intangible”, 2022, Nicodim Gallery, Los Angeles. His selected group exhibitions include: Art Basel Hong Kong, 2026, with Hive Center for Contemporary Art, Hong Kong; “The Amber of this Moment”, 2025, Nicodim Gallery, Bucharest; “Spectre”, 2025, New Child Gallery, Antwerp; “Surgical Room”, 2025, Cylinder Two, Seoul; “Untitled”, 2024, Nicodim Gallery, Los Angeles; “Night Market”, 2024, Civil Art, New York; “Creatures on my mind”, 2024, Stance Gallery, Stockholm; “X Collection 202: Portrait of a Man”, 2024, X Museum, Beijing; “The Ballad of the Children of the Czar”, 2024, Nicodim Gallery, Bucharest; “DISEMBODIED”, 2024, Nicodim Gallery, Los Angeles; “Holographic Realm”, 2023, Hive Center for Contemporary Art, Shanghai; “Galeria Nicodim, 10 Years”, 2023, Nicodim Gallery, Bucharest; “Immaculate Heart of Margaritaville”, 2023, Nicodim Gallery, Los Angeles; “Peripheries”, 2022, New Child Gallery, Antwerp; “DISEMBODIED”, 2022, Nicodim Gallery, Bucharest; “Moonstruck Noon”, 2022, LINSEED, Shanghai.
Courtesy LINSEED Projects
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