1985年⽣于山西，本硕毕业于山东⼤学油画专业，中央美术学院博⼠研究⽣，⼯作⽣活于北京。其绘画观念受环境伦理学和空间科学思想影响，通过类造物者的俯瞰视角构建模糊且充满张⼒的⼈类群像，借此对⼈类中⼼主义展开批判性审视。作品突出抽象结构，隐去个⼈容貌特征的同时舍弃具体场景叙事，从⽽进⼀步关注当代社会同质化与碎⽚化语境下个体的孤⽴彷徨与身份焦虑。
Li Jie (b. 1985, Shanxi, China) holds both a BFA and an MFA in oil painting from Shandong University. Currently pursuing a PhD at the Central Academy of Fine Arts, Li Jie is based in Beijing, where he continues to live and work. His artistic vision is influenced by environmental ethics and the ideas of space science, characterized by a quasi-omniscient perspective that constructs human imagery imbued with ambiguity and tension. Through this framework, he engages in a critical interrogation of anthropocentrism. Li’s work highlights abstract structures while intentionally omitting individual facial features and discarding specific narrative settings. This deliberate reduction shifts the focus to the individual’s sense of isolation and uncertainty, reflecting identity anxiety within the homogenized and fragmented context of contemporary society.
