XIAO GE

Soft Fragments

Solo Exhibition

29 December 2025 — 6 January 2026

Sol de Paris
17 rue Chapon
75003 Paris, France

Curated by Han Yue

Exhibition Introduction

Soft Fragments brings together a series of moving-image works by Xiao Ge, exploring the unstable conditions of identity as it unfolds through memory, migration, and bodily perception.

Within Xiao Ge’s visual language, the body is no longer a fixed or coherent form. Instead, it appears as a shifting constellation of fragments—mirrored, duplicated, displaced, or partially dissolved within digital space. Through reflections, fractured surfaces, and non-linear temporal structures, the works construct an environment in which images function as traces rather than stable representations.

Light becomes a central activating force in this process. It reveals fleeting moments while simultaneously producing new ruptures within the image. Memories surface in fragments, overlapping with bodily sensations and emotional residues, forming a layered field of perception where past and present continuously intersect.

In this context, fragmentation does not signify absence or loss. Rather, it operates as a generative condition through which identity becomes negotiable and fluid. The body, suspended between visibility and disappearance, emerges as a site of ongoing reconstruction—shaped by cultural displacement, intergenerational memory, and the subtle tensions between intimacy and estrangement.

Through Soft Fragments, Xiao Ge proposes a poetics of multiplicity: a space where identities are not resolved into singular forms, but unfold through fragile moments of illumination.

Artist

Xiao Ge

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Xiao Ge is a visual artist working primarily with digital moving images. Her practice explores the relationship between body, perception, and fragmented memory within contemporary conditions shaped by migration and cultural translation.

Through the use of reflection, layered imagery, and non-linear editing, her works investigate the instability of identity and the ways in which the body becomes a site where personal and collective histories intersect.

Venue

Sol de Paris
17 rue Chapon
75003 Paris
France