Yuge Zhou is a Chinese-born, Chicago-based video artist and filmmaker whose work addresses rootedness, cohabitation, and transient encounters across urban spaces - the sites of our shared dreams.
In Chinese, Yuge 雨歌 (pronounced: you-guh) means the melody of rain, as she was born on a rainy spring evening.
NEWS
Yuge was recently named in Newcity magazine’s Art 50 2025: Chicago’s Artists’ Artists
“Trampoline Color Exercise” kicks off the summer season of Midnight Moment, on view nightly June 1-30 in Times Square, NYC
Artnet: Video Artist Yuge Zhou Immerses Times Square With ‘Visual Poetry’
“Soft Plots”, a solo show at boundary featured in Frieze Magazine's Critic's Guide: 7 Shows to See During EXPO CHICAGO 2025
