Qian Zhong Zoe (b.1995) is a London-based artist, born in Chengdu, China. Working primarily in painting, her practice examines the female body as a performative surface — a site where desire, control, and exposure intersect.

Zhong’s paintings focus on fragmented bodies, stylised gestures, and carefully orchestrated colour. Figures are cropped, adorned, or partially obscured, oscillating between allure and unease. Rather than presenting complete narratives, her works isolate moments and details, inviting viewers into scenes that feel both intimate and staged.

Her recent works explore the aesthetics of pleasure and spectacle, questioning how visibility and self-display shape contemporary subjectivity. Celebration becomes inseparable from tension; seduction carries an underlying sense of fracture.

Zhong graduated from the Royal College of Art (Painting) in 2025.