Yunda Yang, also known as Elijah, an artist working between Beijing, China, and the U.S. East Coast. His practice explores the relationship between media and the individual: how images, objects, and technologies shape our inner lives and our connections with others. Each project is also a conversation with himself. He uses art to listen, to question, and to bridge what is felt with what can be shown. Working across photography, installation, and time based media, he stages everyday scenes to reveal constructed nature, moving between documentation and fiction. He is drawn to the meeting point of personal memory and public image culture, where private narratives are edited, performed, and sometimes invented.

杨云达; Elijah，常驻北京与美国东部之间。创作关注媒介与个体的关系：影像、物件与技术如何塑造我们的内在经验与彼此的连接。每个项目也是一次与他自己的对话。他把艺术当作倾听与追问的方式，在感受与呈现之间搭建桥梁。他跨越摄影、装置与时基媒介，通过“布置日常”揭示现实的被建构性，在纪实与虚构之间游走并关注私人记忆与公共影像文化的交汇处：那些被编辑、被表演、甚至被虚构的个人叙事。