Jenny Chen is a Taiwanese artist residing in New York, she paints in an abstract method that is free flowing and recognizable, creating her representative personal style. Inspired by the flowing state of nature, carefully recording changes within each moment through methods of abstract painting, video and three-dimensional sculpture. Chen is known for her use of Western art vocabulary to highlight the relationship between her painting style and Chinese painting. She seeks changes in her creative spirit, and attempts to transform her inner sensibility into the real world through various mediums. In the process of creation, Chen is constantly searching for the possibilities, and accumulating experiences to become her material in her future works. Since 1987, her works have been exhibited at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Shanghai Art Museum, Lincoln Center in New York, La Galerie Internationale and the Grand Palais in Paris and the 17th Annual Asian International Art Exhibition in Seoul, South Korea as well as at various institutes and private art galleries. Chen's artwork is housed in the collections of various organizations, such as the Pratt Institute, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts, and Shanghai Art Museum.
