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I Liang Cheng
Date of Birth: 10 July 1990
Address: G floor, 27 bullen street, London
E-Mail: rafcheng160@gmail.com


EDUCATION 
    MA in Sculpture at Royal College Of Art 01.09.2016-present
    BA in Fashion Design at Shih Chien University 01.09.2009-31.06.2013
    Honorable Mention in Fashion Section at 2012 Current Student Runway Show
    Honorable Mention in Prêt-à- porter Section at 2013 Graduating Student Runway Show


EXPERIENCE
Xin Hong International Co.Ltd 05.02.2014-21.07.2014 Department of Visual

MERCHANDISING 

Served as part-time design assistant 

Responsible for merchandise and overall visiual design, e.g. window displays

INTERNSHIP
The Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design 01.07.2017-01.10.2017 Designer


DESIGN PORTFOLIO
   
SOLO EXHIBITION

2009

• “When we stop lying, what else remains?”, Dogpig Art gallery in Kaohsiung, Taiwan

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2020

• X Museum Triennial, X Museum, Beijing, China

2018

• “Everything is sculpture” Royal College of Art, London, UK

• “Plane of Immanence” Safehouse Gallery, London, UK

• “Tell me I’m here” Asylum Chapel, London, UK

• “Too much information” Seventeen Gallery, London, UK

• “The Rehab Lab” Hockney Gallery, London, UK

• “Critical Cartographies” Filet Gallery, London, UK

2017

• “Symposium: The coming community” Crypt Gallery, London, UK

• “RCA Sculpture” Sculpture Court, Edinburgh, UK

2011

• “Transcending Three Generations” at the Pingtung Art Museum, Pingtung, Taiwan

2010

• “After the Bridge: Ruminant Representation after Classification, Mixture and Symbiosis”, Kao Yuan University Art Center, Kaohsiung, Taiwan




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The Rehab Lab




No.7 12.07.2017

exhibition, video 




This artwork reflects and explores the examination and compulsory objectification of the human being. Through enlarging the fragmented communication, being posed and being treated, performers are trapped in a loop of being manipulated by capitals, standards, and technology. Blurring the boundaries between the normality and abnormality, thus this artwork questions the diagnosis and arbitrability.



12.07.2017


     
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