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April Xue
An Art of the Seen and Unseen
Art is a quiet conversation between memory and imagination, a dialogue between what we see and what we feel, where the invisible slowly finds its form.
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS & ART FAIRS
2026
KIAF SEOUL — Seoul, South Korea
ART021 Beijing (Beijing Contemporary Art Fair) — Beijing, China
Carrousel du Louvre Contemporary Art Fair — Paris, France
2025
Reminiscent Dreams — Solo Exhibition, Galerie Makowski — New York, USA
Art Miami — Miami, Florida, USA
Hamptons Fine Art Fair — Southampton, New York, USA
The Scottsdale Ferrari Art Week Fair — Scottsdale, Arizona, USA
Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary — Palm Beach, Florida, USA
2024
Context Art Miami — Miami, Florida, USA
Aqua Art Miami — Miami, Florida, USA
Art on Paper — New York, USA
Hamptons Fine Art Fair — Southampton, New York, USA Artexpo New York — New York, USA
2023
Solo Exhibition — MORA Museum of International Art — New York, USA
Haegeumgang Theme Museum — Geoje, South Korea
Artexpo New York — New York, USA
About April Xue
WEI XUE | Artist Biography
Wei Xue (April Xue) is a New York–based contemporary abstract artist whose work explores memory, dreams, subconscious perception, and the shifting boundaries between reality and imagination.
Born in northwest China and living in the United States since 1994, Xue brings a unique perspective shaped by her multicultural experiences and background in mechanical engineering and computer science. She began painting in 2022, discovering an intuitive artistic language that balances structure with spontaneity.
Through layers of acrylic, oil, texture, and expressive gestures, her paintings evolve without predetermined imagery. Figures, landscapes, and fragments of imagined worlds gradually emerge, inviting viewers to discover their own memories and interpretations.
Her work has been exhibited internationally in New York, Miami, Paris, Beijing, and Seoul. She was recognized in Art Market Magazine’s GOLD LIST 2024 and Arts to Hearts Project’s 100 Emerging Artworks 2025.
In 2026, her painting Frozen Dreamlight was acquired by the Villanova University Art Collection, marking an important milestone in her artistic journey.
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