Pearl C Hsiung

Pearl C Hsiung is a Los Angeles-based Taiwanese-American artist and Visiting Professor at Pomona College. Her work spans surreal landscapes, immersive installations, and public art, exploring ecological, cultural, and spiritual intersections. Currently featured in COLLECT:ED at Prestige Gallery, she recently created the glass mosaic High Prismatic for the Grand Av Arts/Bunker Hill Metro Station.

• Education: BA in Art and Architecture from UCLA (1997), MFA from Goldsmiths College (2004)
• Key Themes: Geological transformation, human/nature/artificial interfaces, cross-cultural identity

Exhibitions & Public Works include Fault Zone (2019), High Prismatic (2023), and collaborations with the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Arts Network. Her practice integrates performative pedagogy, as seen in the FAC XTRA RETREAT (2023) with fellow artist-educators.

Awards & Residencies include the CCF Fellowship, Getty Mid-Career Fellowship, and residencies at Whiskeytown National Recreation Area and HOLA (Public Art Residency). Her work has been exhibited internationally, from Singapore to France, and is held in institutions like the Orange County Museum of Art and Hammer Museum.