Qiu Zhijie
Qiu Zhijie (China, 1969) is a conceptual artist and calligrapher known for his interdisciplinary works combining traditional Chinese art forms with contemporary themes. His Mapping series transforms historical and philosophical concepts into intricate cartographic art. Qiu’s practice bridges past and present, addressing identity, memory, and cultural continuity through performance, installation, and ink art.
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Qiu Zhijie
Tattoo 3, 2000
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