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Yujing Ma
MA Student in Screen Cultures and Curatorial Studies
Queen’s University
Kingston, ON, Canada
Yujing Ma comes from a multidisciplinary art background and mainly focuses on audiovisual production, her works integrate methods of documentary, sensory ethnography, and alternative narrative. She is interested in how a fractured world can be perceived through sonic and visual information, as well as the complex relationship between mass urbanization, media fragmentation, human, and non-human existence.
Currently, she is working on her MA Thesis Project, Discarded Maritime Myths, Folk Song, and Reclaimed Urban Space. In this artistic research project, she is interested in mapping the complex urban environment related to the oceanic narrative and the plans of land reclamation that shape Dalian’s (a coastal region of China) identity. Yujing is an MA student in Screen Cultures and Curatorial Studies, at Queen’s University. She completed her BFA in Film, Video, New Media, and Animation from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
In the Sound Studies Group, she was and is leading, together with Yaohan Zhang and Marcel Zaes Sagesser, the “Flowing Sound” artistic research project.
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