Di Meng
Di Meng's art is influenced by Asian culture and philosophy, as well as Western Abstract Expressionism, Minimalism, and contemporary conceptual art. She draws on the concept of wu wei, a process of letting go and allowing nature to take its course.
Di Meng holds an MFA in interdisciplinary studio practice from the California College of the Arts, and an MA in English from Cal State University.
Her art has been exhibited and collected in both China and America, such as Asian Art Week in San Francisco, California State Building, Cal State East Bay, East Bay Municipal Utility District, Angel Island, Kala Art Insistute in Berkeley, College of the Arts, SGC International Printmaking Conference, Richmond Art Center, San Pablo Art Gallery, Joyce Gordon Gallery, Benicia Studio Gallery, and the Misho Gallery in San Francisco, She has also given seminas in Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts and the Xiaozhou Art zone in China.