artists Bouie Choi</a>, <a target="_blank" href=https://www.mutualart.com/Gallery/Alisan-Fine-Arts--New-York/"/Artist/Chu-Chu/4107C159F632D99E">Chu Chu</a>, and <a target="_blank" href=https://www.mutualart.com/Gallery/Alisan-Fine-Arts--New-York/"/Artist/Jia-Sung/1B3F40B8E83EE0D9">Jia Sung</a>. Although the three artists’ artworks and processes differ, they all explore forms of hybridity, both in the themes at play within them and the mediums they use. Hong Kong-based Bouie Choi is known for her use of reclaimed wood as a material, manipulating and then painting on the surface to create object-like works. Chu Chu takes the natural world as her subject in her photography-calligraphy works, increasingly blending the two practices in her various bodies of work. Jia Sung frequently incorporates embroidered elements into her paintings; interestingly, hybrid figures, part-human and part-animal, often populate her works as she delves into folkloric traditions and tropes.</p><p><br></p>" itemprop="description" />