Jessi Ali Lin is an artist working with and through sculpture, video, performance, and embodiment. Her work exploits the notion of positionality both in terms of physical position and the multivalence of identity as central to her process. Drawing from feminist history, Minimalism, and performance art, Lin examines the relationship between the performance of the self, its fragmented nature, and its location within systems of power. Lin holds a BA in Art and Art History from Barnard College, Columbia University, and an MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts from the University of Pennsylvania. Her work has been shown at EFA Project Space, New York, NY; IceBox Project Space, Philadelphia, PA; 25 FPS, Zagreb, Croatia; and Dixon Place, New York, NY. Recent projects include residencies at SOMA Mexico, RAIR, and 18th Street Art Center. She currently lives and works in Los Angeles and is a visiting lecturer at Scripps College.