Kaixin Jiang

Introducing Kaixin Jiang (b. 2001) @kaixiinn_. A Chinese artist of Mongolian heritage. She has a BA in Art History from New York University. Kaixin's work is rooted in spirituality, ancient art and nature. Drawing on Carl Jung's theories and Mongolian culture, she traces subtle psychological movements that often evade articulation. Her practice translates non-linear states of perception into visual form, incorporating diagrammatic structures informed by a form of psycho-morphology and alchemical thinking. Her paintings suspend the surface of appearances, allowing streams of unconsciousness to emerge and engage with underlying structures of experience. Kaixin often speaks of "infusing frequency" into her work, inspired by Buddhist mantras chanting and Mongolian traditional music. Through this, painting becomes a durational, ritualized process moving across shifting states of awareness. "Everything flows." Her work operates at the threshold between perception and the unseen, constructing diffused perceptual environments in which linear time and spatial continuity begin to dissolve.