Liu Yujia graduated from Sichuan Fine Arts Institute and obtained her master's degree from London College of Communication, University of the Arts London. She currently lives and works in Beijing. Liu’s short films weave documentary footage, literature, ethnography, folklore, and travelogue into embodied and affective experiences. Taking the physical landscape of Asia for her subject matter and setting, her lyrical style unsettles the line between straight documentary and narrative storytelling. Meditative and symbolic, Liu’s work often relegates humans to the status of minor characters by focusing on other forms of life.

Recent solo exhibitions include MadeIn Art Museum, Shanghai (2023); Tang Contemporary Art Center, Beijing (2023, 2017, 2016); Surplus Space, Wuhan (2021); DRC No.12, Beijing (2021) ; Shanghai Gallery of Art, Shanghai (2015). Group exhibitions include the “Cosmos Cinema”—14th Shanghai Biennale in 2023; “Why Not Ask Again” —11th Shanghai Biennale in 2016; “Being Theoria”—4th Hangzhou Triennial of Fiber Art in 2022, Hangzhou; 2022 Beijing Biennale; “Extreme Mix”—Guangzhou Airport Biennale in 2019,Guangzhou; University Art Gallery—University of Pittsburgh, USA; Moss Art Center, Virginia, USA; Ulsan Art Museum，Ulsan, Korea; Julia Stoschek Collection, Dusseldorf, Germany; White Rabbit Museum, Sydney, Australia; CFCCA, Manchester, UK; Troy House Art Fundation, London, UK；Kadist Foundation, San Francisco，USA; Arad Contemporary Art Center, Israel; CAFA Art Museum，Beijing; HOW Art Museum, Shanghai; Power Station of Art Museum, Shanghai; Fosun Foundation, Shanghai; By Art Matters, Hangzhou; G Museum, Nanjing, Jiangsu; He Art Museum, Shunde, Guangdong; M Woods Museum, Beijing; UCCA DUNE Art Museum, Beidaihe; OCAT Shanghai; OCAT Shenzhen, OCAT Beijing; Lianzhou Photo Museum, Lianzhou; Moca Yinchuan,Yinchuan; Minsheng Art Museum, Shanghai; China Port Museum, etc. Her video works and films have been screened in Centre Pompidou, Paris and Hongkong M+ Museum, Tai Kwun Contemporary, Hongkong, and other museums and institutes around the world. She has been nominated for the 2018-2019 Porsche "Young Chinese Artist of the Year" Award and "2022 OCAT × KADIST Emerging Media Artist Program".