鄭路 (Zheng Lu)出身於文人家庭，他的反重力金屬雕塑深受兒時學習中國傳統書法的影響。他以語文作為圖像元素，引用中國富歷史意義的詩詞歌賦，於不銹鋼雕塑上雕刻過千字符。
創作其金屬雕塑時，鄭氏以一層石膏作基礎，利用激光切割金屬表面，再透過類似連接鎖子甲的方法把金屬加熱焊接在一起，使之成形。完成品在技術層面上令人驚嘆；在鋼鐵合成物的底下展露其活潑流動的形式，動感十足，充滿能量(氣)。
鄭路2003年畢業於沉陽魯迅美術學院雕塑系。2007年獲取北京中央美術學院雕塑系碩士學位，在校期間曾遠赴巴黎，於法國國立高等美術學院深造。鄭路曾於中國及世界各地舉辦不同展覽，包括耶路撒冷Museum on the Seam、莫斯科葉卡捷琳娜文化基金會、摩納哥海洋博物館、巴黎麥約美術館、中國國家博物館、上海龍美術館，及上海多倫現代美術館。2015年，鄭氏於台北最主要藝術機構之一的台北當代藝術館舉行個人展覽。
出生於內蒙古赤峰市，1978年 | 現居北京，並以此為創作基地。
A £250,000 steel sculpture that rises more than seven metres above the ground is the latest addition to Jersey's growing collection of public art.
An in-depth survey of contemporary Chinese art, including work by Beijing-based sculptor Zheng Lu, on view at Asia Society Texas.
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Encountering Zheng’s giant sculptures, a question forms in your mind: “How did he make those?”
The growing influence of Western art makes it hard to spot the nationality and cultural identities of the artists through their work. This loss of identity is a major concern for Zheng Lu and in his search for uniqueness he tries to immerse into Chinese traditions.
