Kwon Jian developed her flexibility by learning rhythmic gymnastics from childhood and worked as a member of the choir to learn the basics of dance and music. In middle school, she was part of a play and realized the expression of emotions on the stage, the transmission power, and the rhythmic movement. In high school, she majored in makeup art and laid the foundation for art. She formed basic learning as an omnidirectional artist through a variety of experiences and methods, not the approach of traditional learning. 

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Kwon Jian made her debut as a vocalist of a K-pop mixed group 'Typhoon' in 2006 when she turned 22. She grew into a media star loved by the public by making her face and name known through various media, including topping the music chart rankings two weeks after her debut. However, she began to suffer from depression due to mental stress, feeling the gap between her life and the reality of the star she dreamed of, and overcame her slump by starting art in 2009 for healing purposes.

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Kwon Jian boldly jumped into the art world by choosing her life as an artist to let the public know about this "good function of art" after experiencing that art is another means of expression and can be a spiritual cure for modern people.

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She made her debut as an artist starting with her first solo exhibition in 2012, and in the beginning, she presented works on the back of people chasing after splendor under the theme of modern people's desire and appearances. She continued to work on her own creative work and expression, and in 2015, she transformed auditory artist music into visual art, called "Self-Collaboration (Kwon Jian x Solbi)" and presented the work for the first time. Named by Kwon Jian, "Self-Collaboration" collaborates with the musician "Solbi" who looks at the audience and sings, and the artist "Kwon Jian" who expresses the abstract world through a tool called paint. It is a comprehensive artwork that captures the composition of popular music, messages in the lyrics, and stories of dance draw pictures on canvas with lines and colors, and complete the work by cutting the traces left by flat paintings. It is also an original concept art that creates and delivers stories through music, video art, and performance.

Kwon's work continues with the popular concept of pop art from the 1960s to the present. The colorful stars created by the media consume images like manufactured goods and have vitality. Kwon Jian, who lived a life in the media, is good at drawing the attention of the public and the media and is good at issue-making, which leads to a vein of contemporary art that reduces the gap between the public and the audience like pop artists.

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Starting with the concept of "Art is anything, anyone can do it," she talks about art as a domain of majors, the capital play of vested interests, healing functions of art, and contemporary social phenomena that are closer to our lives, not as a noble hobby. Her conceptual artistic behavior, which extends not only to pictorial expressions, but also to sculpture, installation, music, dance, theater, happening, and video art, is in line with the Fluxus spirit (originated from the Latin word "fluere" which means "flow" in the 1960s.

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After moving to France in 2018 to broaden her artistic horizons, she interacted with local artists in Paris, London, and Barcelona, working and exhibiting together, and gaining experience as an artist. In October 2019, he was also selected as the only Korean artist to officially showcase his music, performance, and painting works at the 2019 La Nuit Blanche Paris, a large-scale contemporary art festival hosted by Paris. 

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Her message that "Quality is more important to an artist than conditions, and one should implement it rather than coagulate one’s imagination," and all-around artwork strongly reflects the current situation in which freedom is more important than being trapped in the framework of the institution.