Beijing Drawing北京小画
Untitled IV (”Sucede / Things Happen”)
Untitled III (Can you hear the New York Days go by?)
Untitled II (Paris Version)
Wiring
Everything I Own (that you probably do, too): an inventory
N Train
Let it Grow
Untitled/藕断丝连
Yesterday was Today, Then was Now//刹那不住
Recipe Poster Project
Lotus Root Walk @ Greenwich Village
Lotus Root Walk @ Bowery
Body Seller//身体贩卖
p a t h
From Transparent to Opaque//从白开水到米浆
Five Spices//五香
Eight-Treasure//八宝
Mirror Path
Mattel’s Pickle美泰的腌咸菜
Jing A//京A
riso prints
Shop Prints, Artist’s Books, Candles, Stickers, & more!
‘read a lotus root slice’ RISO ARTIST’S BOOK by 3PLUMS DELI
Lotus Root Slice Candle (mono/twin) by 3PLUMS DELI
Recipe Poster Collection by 3PLUMS DELI
Give your friend a flower (DELUXE black gold edition): flower print bookmark by 3PLUMS DELI
Recipe Greeting Cards: Mangosteen, Dragon Fruit, Lotus Root Slice, and Water Chestnut by 3PLUMS DELI
Give your friend a flower: flower print book mark by 3PLUMS DELI
Annie Yuan Zhuang (b. 2000 Beijing, China) is a multidisciplinary artist living in New York City. Zhuang’s practice, spanning site-specific intervention, installation, book arts, and soundscape, originates from observations of contemporary life. Born and raised in Beijing, China, and later moved to New York, Zhuang continues to examine her experiences growing up between cities and cultures. She treats each city as a living organism with unique physiology. Working with various materials including metal, epoxy resin, natural and organic matters such as soil and spices, Zhuang’s practice experiments with the life cycles of matter in its material and immaterial forms. In their tangible and intangible forms such as sound, dust, residues, food scraps, and excess supplement tablets, traces of the city are collected in Zhuang’s work. Her works are a series of investigations on everyday living experiences in an urban environment. She transforms them into visual, audio, tactile, and fragrant explorations. By engaging with found and foraged materials in urban living spaces, she amplifies the neglected nuances in contemporary life, such as cultural, social, and power dynamics.
“O, it is dim and dark; and yet within is essence.” ——Tao Te Ching.
Zhuang holds a joint Philosophy and Integrated Design degree from The New School and studied Art, Media, and Technology at Parsons Paris. Her work has been exhibited in Milan, Paris, New York, Seattle, and Beijing, including recent shows at New York City College of Technology (2024), The OCULUS at the World Trade Center (2023), and PS122 Gallery (2023).
Annie also makes risograph prints of her surroundings and eats-inspired items for 3PLUMS DELI.