Gardening to the Dark

2025/Group Exhibition

In Gardening to the Dark, Jing Liang, Minh-An Pham and Adrian Jing Song reframe familial silences as potentially generative encounters. Drawing on personal narratives and south-east asian mythology, this collaborative installation invites viewers to reflect on the subtle tensions and dynamics that exist within these unspoken histories.

spectral sentiments

2025/Solo Exhibition

'spectral sentiments' by Jing Liang, curated by Lê Nguyên Phương, resonates with the fragmented memories held within the intimate spaces of a home. The artworks explore domestic feminine labour and the hidden narratives of women, tracing their quiet endurance, pain, and resilience within families and generations.

green grass within
2024/Solo Exhibition

green grass within is an exhibition of process—an installation of fragmented memories that overlap, reform, and engage with the present moment. It explores maternal relationships as an intangible, overlapping space where femininity intertwines with the stories untold and the unexpected; sprawling through a continuous process of transformation and revision. It evokes a sense of imagined nostalgia, a longing that one clings to when time truncates the path for daughters to return home.

Reminiscence

2024/Duo Exhibition

Reminiscence is a duo exhibition and collaborated installation between Jing and Caesar at RED Gallery 23 October - 3 November 2024 .

Reminiscence delves into the ongoing redefinition of home and identity. Jing Liang’s work reassembles fragmented memories of matrilineal relationships, questioning the reimagined past and the emotional journey of returning to a home transformed by time and memory. Xinyuan (Caesar) Li reinterprets Chinese characters by blending them with English typography to reconnect with their pictorial roots, while reflecting on personal experience, identity, and transcultural relationships.

Between Personal and Political: material substances, transactions, actions, and movements.

2024/Solo Exhibition

A reflection on gender identity, women’s labour and family history in contemporary Chinese society that is made tangible through a contemporary ceramics practice.

Fresh!
2024/Group Exhibition

Fresh! celebrates the next wave of Victorian graduates in contemporary craft and design. Presented annually since 1993, Fresh! showcases the energy, skill and innovation of some of the best graduating students from craft, design and fine art disciplines. Fresh! provides an important opportunity for graduates beginning their career as makers. The exhibition fosters the potential of graduating students and provides an insight into new directions of contemporary craft.

Ghost that we knew
2024/Trio Exhibition

Jing Liang, Coming Home (2022)
Glazed porcelain

A Silent Dance

2024/Duo Exhibition

A Silent Dance is an exhibition that combines ceramic sculptures by Jing Liang and jewellery by Jie Zhou to examine gendered consciousness within current times. The artworks utilised experimental craft techniques and are framed within Chinese context, presenting themes of female body, labour, and time, evoking contemporary discourses from women’s ageing and unrecognised feminine labour to a broader context of cultural and gender politics.

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