The Spin Print

Yi-Chiao Chen is a contemporary visual artist whose practice explores the interwoven forces of motherhood, nature, energy, and abstraction from an Asian female perspective. Working across painting, photography, installation, video, and digital media, her work investigates how embodied experience, cultural memory, and invisible energies can be translated into a visual language of resonance and spirituality. At the core of her practice is the ongoing conceptual framework Cosmic Mother, which understands motherhood not as a fixed identity, but as a dynamic field of energy connecting femininity, nature, cultural symbolism, and the cosmos. Through flowing lines, layered textures, metallic pigments, and organic forms, Chen transforms personal and bodily experiences into metaphors of regeneration, balance, and interconnectedness. Her major bodies of work include Mother Flora, merging botanical imagery with maternal symbolism; Curve Line Conversion, exploring energetic resonance through curves and metallic materials; and Blue-Gold Chaos, reflecting cycles of destruction, rebirth, and transformation. Within this constellation, the 21st-Century Madonna & Child series reimagines traditional Madonna iconography through an Asian lens, addressing motherhood, identity, hybridity, and cross-cultural dialogue in the contemporary world. Drawing from her lived experience as a mother, Chen’s work engages deeply with emotional and spiritual inquiry, inviting viewers into a shared space of reflection and resonance. Recurrent circular motifs throughout her practice symbolize continuity, balance, and the unseen forces that connect individuals across time. Her work has been exhibited internationally at platforms including Saatchi Gallery (London Grads Now), Clio Art Fair (New York), Women in Art Fair at Mall Galleries (London), Art Expo New York, and Art3f International Art Fair (Luxembourg & Barcelona). In 2026, she was featured in Clio Art Fair Artist Spotlight (New York), with an in-depth review and interview discussing her Cosmic Mother project and artistic vision.