Di Tian
- Assistant Teaching Professor, Digital Art
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3D Art
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Digital Art
- Email dvt5429@psu.edu
- Pronouns He/Him
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Biography
Di Tian is a New York-based new-media artist from Chongqing, China. He received his B.F.A. degree from School of the Art Institute of Chicago and M.F.A. degree from University of Pennsylvania. He is now working as an Assistant Teaching Professor in the School of Visual Arts at Penn State University.
Di's current artworks involve a variety of mediums, such as interactive installations, computer graphics, and digital design. His art has been featured in a range of international exhibitions, publications, charity events, and so on, such as his solo exhibition “Mosquitoes Also Can Dream” at 798 Art District in Beijing (2008), personal charity event “For Children of China” held by Amity Foundation in Shanghai (2011), solo artworks collection published by Beijing Xiron Group (2013), “Contrasts” by Loosen Art Gallery in Rome (2021), and Chengdu Biennale (2023).
Di's current art practice navigates through the human experiences in flux. He delves into the complex interplay between individual identity and societal dynamics, especially within contemporary China. Through his works, he explores themes of existential angst, social expectations, and the search for meaning amidst modern challenges. Each piece serves as a mirror reflecting the inner turmoil and outer realities faced by individuals navigating the complexities of urban life and societal pressures.