ANTHEA XĪN
Anthea Xīn is a contemporary Artist and Poet.
Drawing from her Italian-Chinese lineages, she emerges with the material specificity of indigo, tracing their terrestrial origins and spiritual resonance as cosmological inquiry.
Xin’s work emerges from a dynamic interplay of expressionist gesture and ritualistic, ceremonial processes rooted in non-dual Eastern traditions & Earth-based spiritualities. She positions the body as a microcosm of the universe, as cosmological map, thus bridging the carnal and primal with the vastness of galactic flows.
Xīn’s compositions bridge the the tactile and the transcendent, exploring liminal thresholds of birth, death, gestation, conception, re-birth.
Her inquires into the dual mirror-like nature of reality: how do the birthing of cells and the geometry of the body reflect the mergeing of stars and galaxies within a celestial/terrestrial system in flux?
Can the human form become a cartography of cosmic becoming?
Ultimately, her works are an offering of living prayer, a lens on humanity’s place within the vastness of the cosmos: a vision that is both urgent and timeless.
Her visual works have been featured in contemporary magazines, galleries and various culture festivals such as Fine Art Basel HK and more recently, the Indonesian Institute of Art.
Exhibitions & Features
2025: Divide Magazine, Issue 13
2024: Body Echoes, Natta Citta Art Space, Indonesian Institute of Art
2024: Visionary Pollinators Gallery, Medicine Festival
2024: Visionary Art Gallery, Soul Revolution Festival
2023: Connected Consciousness Solstice Event, Love Earth Farm, Ireland
2020: Fine Art Asia & Art Basel, Hong Kong
2018: Picked & Preserved IB Art exhibition, Li Po Chun United World College, Hong Kong
2017: Outstanding Student Artist Award Exhibition, Hong Kong Visual Arts Center
Trainings & Certifications
Stanford University Compassion Cultivation Training
BSc Pyschology, Univeristy of London (in progress)
4 months of Silent Retreats under Tibetan Buddhist instruction in North India & Nepal
1 month Theravada Buddhist Silent Retreat, Burma