is an artist based in Brooklyn, NY.

Her practice explores potential and transformation, rooted in a quiet thought that all things are one. Her work references old stories — particularly, ones where a human body is not fixed, but fluid, capable of becoming something other, something unusual.  Zhou re-tells these stories in gestures and fragments that evoke a dream, a remembering.

Zhou works in clay, a material she loves for being directly of the earth. Her pieces are handbuilt or pressed from self-made plaster molds, and finished with a range of surfaces from traditional glaze to non-traditional watercolor and paint.