Chow is a multidisciplinary artist based in the Washington DC area. In her art, Chow explores the intersectionality of human beings ranging from “femininity and social perception” to “maturity in adolescence”. Chow puts emphasis on the human connection in her artwork and often encourages outside interaction to inspire or form her artwork. Chow utilizes multiple mediums including acrylic paint, ink, graphite, charcoal, sculpture, collage and film. Chow received her BA in Studio Arts and Psychology from Sarah Lawrence College.

ARTIST STATEMENT

The body connects in the most unusual ways. To make sense of these entanglement of memories, limbs, and thoughts would be the greatest achievement in life. Intersectionality of human identity is to be explored again, and again, and again. Never fully understood. I see you through myself. To know you is to ask, observe, and interact. So, I ask, observe, and interact. I present my art as a bridge between us. See how we mold like clay, move like paint, wrinkle like paper; see how art imitates life. I utilize various art techniques to best convey the subject at hand. Here, in my art, we will intersect, you will know more about me and me of you. So, I encourage you to ask, observe, and interact. I let time and thought mold the artwork, conversations with and about the subject dictate the movement.