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1994
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Shulan Wang (b.1994, China) is a fine art photographer based in Paris, France. Her works startes from her self-meditation and expectes to find the meaning of eternal existence in the missing chaos, and the balance between rationality and poetry inside. It is about the "return" between the human and nature, aiming to find the true selves in our labyrinth of thoughts. Her visual works cover nature, humanity, architecture, still life, and camera-less photography etc.
EDUCATION
2019-2020
Spéos international photography school, photography, master
2018-2019
University of Westminster, interior design, master
2013-2017
China Academy of Art, environmental art design, bachelor
EXPERIENCE
2021
Exhibition, The Wild Side, Antiparos International Photo Festival, "Anti" Art Gallery, Antiparos, Greece
2021
Publication, FRESH EYES 2021, GUP Magazine, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2021
Awards, Le prix jeunes talents : les 6 finalistes, photographie, 'Agence VU', Paris, France
2021
Exhibition, L'avenir de l'homme et notre représentation du monde, Galerie Etienne de Causans, Paris, France
2021
Exhibition, La division : individualisation écologique silencieuse, La Demeure Des Artiest, Paris, France
2020
Exhibition, Spéo End-of-the-year 2020 Exhibition (online), Paris, France
2020
Awards, Spéos Photo Awards 2020 : First prize ex aequo, published by SLIDE Magazine, Paris, France
2019
Curation, Cheongsam exhibition for Danfeng Mo, Ningbo, China
2016-2018
Intern, RUN Architecture Studio, Shanghai, China
2015-2016
Design stage sets, teamwork in Samuel Beckett workshop, Hangzhou, China
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