Julieta Hsiung (b. 1997, Suzhou, China)

Lives and works in Madrid/ Shanghai.

 

Julieta Hsiung (Jiaxuan Xiong) is a Chinese multidisciplinary artist whose practice reflects a confluence of cultural, philosophical, and poetic influences. With academic backgrounds in both finance and linguistics from Nanjing University of Finance and Economics, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from TAI University School of the Arts in Madrid, her work explores the intersection of language, memory, and materiality.

Drawing from philosophy, literature, nature, and her feminine identity, she works across poetry, drawing, video, photography, sculpture, knitting, embroidery, and emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence. Moonskin and Three Fingers investigate the aesthetic and conceptual roles of language in art, translating poetic abstraction into tangible forms such as visualized diary poetry or sculptural dreamscapes. Her works have been shown at spaces including Círculo de Bellas Artes and Pradiauto Gallery in Madrid, and her collective performance project Sinfín Lingual was featured at Documenta 15 in Kassel, Germany.

 

Education

2020–2024 – Bachelor of Fine Arts, TAI University School of the Arts, Madrid, Spain

2020–2024 – Expert Degree in Design, Visual Arts, and Digital Creation, TAI University School of the Arts, Madrid, Spain

2015–2019 – Bachelor of Finance, Nanjing University of Finance and Economics, China

2015–2019 – Bachelor of Chinese Linguistic Studies, Nanjing University of Finance and Economics, China

 

Residencies

2025 – Det Vilde Spinderi Residency, Denmark (upcoming)

 

Award

2025 – XXXVI Edición de los Circuitos de las Artes Plásticas de la Comunidad de Madrid (Visual Arts Circuits Award, 36th Edition, Community of Madrid)

 

Group Shows

2024 – *Este polvo hace este barro*, Gallery Pradiauto, Madrid, Spain

2023 – *Run Fast and Break Things*, We:now, Círculo de Bellas Artes, Madrid, Spain

2023 – *Sinfín Lingual*, with Sinfín Colective, Gallery Nieve Fernández, Madrid, Spain

2023 – *Estrato*, TAI School of the Arts, Madrid, Spain

2023 – *Tribute to Amos Oz*, TAI & Embassy of Israel in Spain, Madrid

2023 – *Butaka 0*, Madrid, Spain

2022 – *Sinfín*, Documenta Fifteen, Kassel, Germany

2022 – *Cálculo Hiel*, We:now, Círculo de Bellas Artes, Madrid

 

Projects and Academic Activities

2023 – Laboratory Gravity 0, TAI University School of the Arts, Madrid

2022 – Legaho, collaboration with Juan Díaz-Faes, Madrid

2022 – Laboratory Gravity 0, TAI University School of the Arts, Madrid

2022 – Laboratory Portrait of the City, TAI University School of the Arts, Madrid

 

Collections

Private collections in Spain, France, and China