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Dien Berziga

Dien Berziga is a Chinese Italian artist based in London. Central to Dien's artistic approach lies a profound fascination with materiality. Employing a multidisciplinary methodology including painting, digital collage, 3D printing, and the integration of found materials, Dien's works question notions of individuality and value within urban landscapes.

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Exhibition

2024

Group Exhibitions

Perches — Nunnery Gallery, London

Oriented by Dialect — University Women’s club, London

Afterwalls — UAL Chelsea Millbank Tower, London

Within and Without — Liliya Gallery, London 

Traveling Memories — The Modern ShowRoom, London

That which Grows in the Swamp — Hypha HQ, London

Drum Tower — hARTslan Gallery, London

A Sack of Dirt — LOT projects, London

 

2023

Group Exhibitions

SMALL THINGS BIG IDEAS — White Conduit Projects, London

Monochromatic Comfort — AMP Gallery, London

Weather Report — Henrietta Contemporary, London

ctrl c + v — Opening gallery

A Pig on the Tracks — Greaterorex Street Gallery, London

That Which Grows in the swamp is swallowed by the stomach, CsM, London

A Place Where Spirits Collide, Asylum Chapel, London

Counterfeit — Opening gallery, London 

Reimagining Icons — Safe House Gallery, London

Dreams of a New Moon — Lethaby Gallery, London

Solo Exhibition

A Cat on the Tracks 

 

 

2022

Group Exhibitions

Thanatopsis — Crypt Gallery, London

Bon Voyage! — Slash Arts, London

Group exhibitions

Having a Coke with You — The Cookhouse Gallery, London

Almost a Virgin — 1 Regent Street, Coventry

2021 

Through the juxtaposition of traditional art forms and techniques alongside state-of-the-art technology, Dien's artwork initiates a captivating conversation between bygone eras and the contemporary moment, between the handcrafted and the digital realm. The paintings possess an air of childlike wonder, evoking a sense of innocence and naivety, while the meticulously crafted frames embody a sophisticated and polished approach to presentation. This interplay between childlike qualities and refined aesthetics mirrors a broader tension found within Dien's body of work—a delicate balance between spontaneity and control, experimentation and precision.

 

Surface and texture play a defining role in Dien's painting. By employing latex, impasto, and delicate layers of paint, he attempts to create visually captivating and tactile experiences on the canvas. These textured surfaces serve as metaphorical landscapes where meanings fluctuate, while hidden narratives gradually unfurl from beneath the layers, inviting viewers to search for their own narratives

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