Jade Xuan

Jade Xuan's practice spans photography and moving image, exploring themes of time, memory, and the porous boundaries between body, nature, and environment. Through analogue and digital experimentation — film souping, natural dyeing, camera-less photography, and moving image installation — her work foregrounds uncertainty, ephemerality, and transformation. These processes become metaphors for intimacy, ecological fragility, and fractured personal histories. By layering image, sound, and texture, Jade creates poetic spaces that invite audiences to encounter both vulnerability and resilience. Her practice situates itself within an expanded field of contemporary image-making, bridging material experimentation with reflective engagement on temporality and human experience.