Zhou Yilun (b. 1983, Hangzhou, China) graduated in 2006 from the oil painting department at China Academy of Art. He lives and works in Hangzhou, China.

Zhou’s practice spans from painting, to installation, sculpture and multiple media. Through various techniques such as splitting, reorganization, and simulation, he extends the possibilities of everyday materials and freely captures inspiration from objects at his fingertips, thus constructing a world full of classics streets, prehistoric history and the future, and even the material ecology under different economic forms, which makes artistic creation full of interest in breaking through boundaries and balancing the aesthetic tension between the sense of hand and industrial production.

He has exhibited at Beijing Commune, (Beijing, China); KWM Art Center, (Beijing, China); Nicodim Gallery, (Los Angeles, USA & Bucharest, Romania); Platform China Contemporary Art Institute, (Beijing, China); Sifang Art Museum, (Nanjing, China); Yang Art Museum, (Beijing, China); Tampa Museum of Art, (Tampa, USA); Orange County Museum of Art (Newport Beach, USA) Oklahoma Contemporary, (Oklahoma, USA); Galerie Peterkilchmann, (Zurich, Switzerland), among many more.