Jiaxi Han focuses on Thangka culture, with a particular interest in the inheritance and preservation of intangible cultural heritage. The work explores how traditional practices can be sustained and reinterpreted in the present. Observing how technology, brand culture, and contemporary art shape modern life, Han seeks to promote the dissemination of Thangka art through visual imagery, supporting its living continuation. Fascinated by the exquisite craftsmanship of Thangka painting, Han aims to capture the ‘moments of being gazed at’ and present these unique cultural messages to the world.
ArtEvol 2025 / Jiaxi Han
Left: Kora , 2024 Middle: From Dawn till Dusk, from Birth till Death, from the Room to the Grassland—I Have Been Painting , 2024 Right: Long For , 2024 Photograph Each 38 × 28 cm
Jiaxi Han is featured in the Young Artist Project
Artwork Introduction
Jiaxi Han has conducted a series of studies on Thangka art and the cultural environment of Tibet. All the photographic works produced as core materials for this case study were captured under low-light conditions, presenting the details and cultural atmosphere of Thangka art from a unique photographic perspective.
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