Emilie Ding graduated in 2008 from the HEAD – Geneva, and has exhibited in numerous contemporary art spaces in Switzerland and abroad, including the Migrosmuseum, Zürich, the Aargauer Kunsthaus, the Palais de Tokyo, Paris, and the Centre Pompidou Kanal, Brussels. In 2015, she exhibited at the Mamco, Geneva, five massive pieces made of concrete slabs and measuring 2.50 metres in height, on which she drew the memory of the place. She has won several prizes including the Swiss Art Awards, the Gandur Foundation for Art Prize, the Grolsch Prize and the Liechti Foundation for the Arts Prize. In 2017, she won the distinction of the most beautiful Swiss books for the artist’s book “But time is not linear….”, which manipulates, through a dense and systematic layout, references of modern architecture. In 2018, she is co-editing the special issue “Visuals” for the scientific journal GSS, which deals with questions of gender and sexuality in the field of contemporary art practices. She is also a teacher at HEAD – Geneva.