Zhiqian Wang was born in 1999, China. She received an MFA from Columbia University, a BFA from Massachusetts College of Art and Design, and studied philosophy at MIT. Using analog film, installation, performance and silk and paper painitngs, she constructs experimental systems that test the boundaries of meanings through material process, concept, and interaction. Her recent research ranges from the philosophy of science, metaphysics, the philosophy of language, to the political histories of socialist-era Albania. Her works have been shown at The Jewish Museum, New York; Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati; Lenfest Center for the Arts, New York; Hudson River Museum, New York; Microscope Gallery, New York; among others. She had participated in performances at MoMA Ps1, New York; Performa Biennial, New York; Art, Culture, and Technology at MIT, Cambridge. She was an artist-in-residence at Art Explora × Vila 31 in Tirana and Art Explora × Cité internationale des arts in Paris, and a film/video fellow at the Vermont Studio Center. She was invited as a guest lecturer in the theoretical computer science department at Harvard University and has collaborated with scholars and researchers in different fields of science.