Space is the product of relations, and is always in the process of becoming. How I perceive my own identity in the space I created, versus how others perceive my identity in their space. In my most recent photography series, I have included my children as part of my process and practice where I explore “mothering spaces”. I started to create different environmental spaces as sculptures, installations, and photography. Having children has propelled me to question what an identity is and to work and practice more as part of my daily routine.

Ching Ching Cheng was born in Taiwan and later immigrated to the United States where she pursued education in art and currently resides. Her solo exhibitions include Build at the Arts Facilities Management Center, Taoyuan, Taiwan (2015), Transverse  at the College of Southern Maryland, La Plata, MD (2013)  and  Rootless  at the Nordica Gallery, Kunming, China (2011). She has participated in international events such as The Language of Perpetual Conditions, Fine Arts Gallery at California State University Los Angeles (2016),  5x10 Contemporary, Art Exchange, Long Beach, California (2015) and Pulse of LA, LA Artcore Union Center for the Arts, Los Angeles, California (2015).

Currently Ching lives and works in Altadena, California, U.S.A.