Song Ruijin's First Institutional Solo Show at Halle Nord, Geneva
Song Ruijin presents her first institutional solo exhibition at Halle Nord in Geneva, featuring a site-specific installation of new paintings and ceramic sculptures. The works explore disorientation and digital capitalism through emojis and syncretic imagery, addressing information overload and control. Born in Kunming, China in 2003, the artist lives between Geneva and Paris and works across painting, ceramics, metalwork, and printmaking. Her intuitive process involves layering and disrupting images to break visual automatisms. A graduate of HEAD–Geneva, she recently had a solo exhibition at MALA in Lisbon in collaboration with Halle Nord.
Key facts
- Song Ruijin's first institutional solo exhibition at Halle Nord, Geneva
- Exhibition includes new paintings and ceramic sculptures in a site-specific installation
- Works use emojis to evoke alienation and absurdity under digital capitalism
- Artist born in 2003 in Kunming, China; lives between Geneva and Paris
- Practice spans painting, ceramics, metalwork, and printmaking
- Creative process described as an intuitive dialogue without predetermined intention
- Graduate of HEAD–Geneva
- Recent solo exhibition at MALA, Lisbon, organized with Halle Nord
Entities
Artists
- Song Ruijin
Institutions
- Halle Nord
- HEAD–Geneva
- MALA
Locations
- Geneva
- Switzerland
- Kunming
- China
- Paris
- France
- Lisbon
- Portugal