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Jinya Zhao is a London- and China-based artist and researcher whose practice explores the fluid thresholds of perception, memory and material presence. Working with blown glass, layered transparencies and site-responsive installation, she investigates how vision, sensation and time overlap. Zhao is currently completing a PhD at the Royal College of Art, and her research centers on synesthetic touch the convergence of visual, tactile and emotional experience. Her work has been exhibited internationally and is held in collections including the Victoria and Albert Museum, Prague Gallery of Czech Glass, Qingdao Art Museum and Ulster Museum. Zhao's practice reframes material not as medium but as a condition for perceptual and emotional resonance.

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      Publisher Hurtwood Press
      Published 10/16/2025
      ISBN-13 9781917627023
      978-1917627023
      ISBN-10 1917627025
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Jinya Zhao is a London- and China-based artist and researcher whose practice explores the fluid thresholds of perception, memory and material presence. Working with blown glass, layered transparencies and site-responsive installation, she investigates how vision, sensation and time overlap. Zhao is currently completing a PhD at the Royal College of Art, and her research centers on synesthetic touch the convergence of visual, tactile and emotional experience. Her work has been exhibited internationally and is held in collections including the Victoria and Albert Museum, Prague Gallery of Czech Glass, Qingdao Art Museum and Ulster Museum. Zhao's practice reframes material not as medium but as a condition for perceptual and emotional resonance.

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