ARCH PROJECT is currently on display: Artists Wang Jing and Yiwen's healing exhibition project "Flower For Algernon" traces its origins in nature. This art project is based on the research of art therapy and revolves around the presentation of a "result" experience. It presents two artists' original observation of nature and pure emotional externalization, and enjoys creating a refuge from the real world. The purpose of the project is also to leave a spiritual bouquet to the viewer by obtaining feedback from nature.
Wang Jing's paintings depict a hazy and poetic nature, touching on irrational perceptions. The artist chooses nature as the starting point precisely because it can be completely stripped of social attributes. Her works hover between self-awareness and natural feedback, superimposed on the true brilliance of color and the translation of impressions.
Yiwen's works are confrontations with choreographed order and energy, more like constructing a new natural dimension. Insects and birds, vines and moss, and green leaves and stems in the countryside are translated into brushstrokes of restraint and confrontation. These regular images and green traces are planned in a new dimension of plane space, flowing out of the vitality that flourishes in nature.
Everyone is an Algernon trapped in the data experiments of the times, and it is precisely because nature may be able to independently develop too many social attributes. This is the theme we want to explore in this art project, even if nature exists The competitiveness just shows a sense of power, which is exactly the energy we can get from watching it.
