My works are a culmination and accumulation into site specific history to depict socio-cultural entropic narratives. They explore the correlation between architecture and sculptural landscapes of derelict and disused spaces. I seek sites where the intersection between function and intention have fallen into decline and disrepair, where untold histories recount themselves, in all their brevity, satire, beauty, and collapse. I work within the reimagined human landscape: the world we shape to suit our needs and what happens when their obsolescence renders them irrelevant.
I graduated with an MA Print from the Royal College of Art and trained in analogue and digital photography, lithography, etching, screen print, and digital media manipulation. I have exhibited works in the Louvre Museum, Oseania kunst og kultursenter, Royal Academy of Fine Art Antwerp, Mall Galleries, and have works in the V&A Museum permanent archives and in the Royal Collection.
During the Print Fellowship, I will aim to explore the digital intersection of traditional processes to discover new innovative means of mark-making.
Photo credit: Oliver Holms
Website: www.kristinachan.com
Instagram: @kristina_chan_