Sunny Moxin Chen (b. Moscow) is a Chinese multidisciplinary artist navigating diasporic and neurodivergent spaces. Based in New York City, they work across painting, sculpture, and site-specific installation to explore the porous boundaries between the personal and the public, the discarded and the sacred. Chen’s practice is intuitive and layered, rooted in tactile materials and emotional cartography. Drawing from their lived experience as a transnational individual, their work investigates the dynamics of home, belonging, and spiritual presence within physical spaces. By blending Chinese ink, paint, and everyday consumable materials—each carrying its own history and energy—Chen transforms memory into form. Geometric and biomorphic shapes emerge as vessels of significance, forming a visual language that bridges the organic and the artificial. Their compositions evoke introspection, inviting viewers to consider the interconnectedness of material and spirit, environment and identity.