Han Feng, b.1972, currently lives and works in Berlin & Shanghai. His work involves multiple mediums, such as painting, and installation. His works are often inspired by daily objects, exploring the abstract structure of the objects themselves on the canvas, or translating the understanding of the structure into the installations, to show the traditional and natural phenomena in continued evolution. His works attempt to express their daily reflective rules via the recording of the process and construct more spaces for different cognitive gatherings in the presentation of his works. 

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So far, Han Feng has held many solo exhibitions at home and abroad and participated in more than 40 group exhibitions. His works have been widely exhibited. His important solo exhibitions include: 2012 Han Feng Solo Exhibition, the Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art, Manchester, UK; 2017 Han Feng: SOMEWHERE ShanghART Beijing, Beijing; group exhibitions include: 2013 Aichi Triennale 2013, Aichi, Japan; 2013 Paper, Saatchi Gallery, London, UK; 2015 China 8, Contemporary Art from China at the Rhine and Ruhr, Lehmbruck Museum, Duisburg, Germany; 2022 Forming Communities: Berliner Wege, KINDL – Centre for Contemporary Art, Berlin, Germany; 2023 Unknown/Chronology/Object, Pingshan Art Museum, Shenzhen. In recent years, Han has participated in the following projects: 2024 10 YEARS ShanghART at West Bund 2015-2024, ShanghART, Shanghai; 2023 Somewhere Sometime, Saisen Art, Shanghai; 2021 Tributes, Liaigre, Shanghai. His works, in recent years, were in the global art fairs multiple times, for example, the Art Basel in Switzerland, Hong Kong, and Miami, U.S.A, the Frieze Art Fair in London, U.K., etc. Han was also awarded "the 1st John Moores New Painting Prize" in Shanghai, in 2010, reflecting the importance of his work in the field of contemporary art. In addition, his work reveals a profound exploration of materiality and spatial relationships, earning critical acclaim globally.