Echoes of Flow and Light
Echoes of Flow and Light
In Feng Jiali's embroidery series, fabric, thread, and natural textures intertwine into quiet dialogues between figuration and abstraction. What she creates is not merely a style, but an Eastern way of being—a way of perceiving the world through a reflective return to the self.
Immersed in introspection and inner dialogue, Yang Na uses oil paint to explore the tension between spirit and reason, as well as the boundary between reality and dream. In her paintings, rationality and emotion, civilization and wildness, humans and mythical creatures intertwine and recombine into a self-generating state hovering between different forms of existence.
In the work of Chen Xi, she reflects on the rapid transformations of contemporary society and their psychological and emotional impact on the individual, while simultaneously exploring the uncertainties and possibilities of the future.
Shi Liu's work spans video, installation, and robotic collaborations, exploring the increasingly blurred boundaries between human and machine attributes.
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