lianjiang.zhu.art@gmail.com



Lianjiang Zhu (b. 1997, Wenzhou, China) is a London-based artist working across moving image, installation, and performance. He explores image mechanisms such as duplication, dislocation, and bodily substitution through time-based media. His practice exists in the space between technical hallucination and physical displacement, utilizing green-screen performances and image proxies to interrogate the fractured experience of selfhood. His works evoke the ghostliness of digital presence and the instability of self-representation within visual technologies.




Through digital manipulation and performance, Lianjiang Zhu critiques pervasive surveillance and shifting notions of the body. His London-based work reveals how technology reshapes identity and self-perception, blurring boundaries between subject and system. Zhu’s moving images highlight the complex interplay of digital influence within social and political frameworks.