10 April – 17 May 2025
Stainless steel, acrylic, aluminium disc, mechanical transmission, LED, PE resin, alloy, 62 x 40 x 40 cm.
Giclee print, 120 x 120 cm.
Central to this theme of interactiv e exchange between worldsare fascinating new works by the Chinese artist, Xu Zhongmin . His most recent Egg Series are dynamic sculptures which radiate with a bewitching luminescence that plays with and challenges the spectators’ understanding of just what it is they are seeing.
Other highlights include ethereal paintings of Kenji Yoshida that consist of gold, silver and precious metals on painted canvases, while paintings by Govinda Sah ‘Azad are reinforced by his fascination with the indeterminate matter of clouds which allows him to meditate upon the more spiritual aspects of Nature.
Renowned for his monochromatic canvases in striking colours, Tian Wei explores the plasticity of the written word and its associated fluidity of meaning. Golnaz Fathi ’s works are paintings with an instinctively bold abstraction informed by her former rigorous training in calligraphy, expressing emotions on canvas that go far beyond the realm of simple words.
Jukhee Kwon creates works from abandoned and disused books. Recently, Kwon has begun working with traditional Korean techniques of folding paper , (jong-i jeobgi) in which a painstakingly precise, almost meditative concentration, is required to fold pages. Also exhibited are arresting large-scale photographic works by Huang Xu from his Flower Series . By using high resolution 3D scanners, he creates subtle effects by compressing the superabundant data down to produce images of haunting luminosity.
*Please note*
Viewers who are photosensitive should be aware that some of the works contain flashing lights.
