Paintings depicting 3-dimensional and arial views were abundant in an exhibition of current Chinese art at NAMOC, the National Museum of Chinese Art, in Beijing in March 2011.
Cheng, Wen-ji, Embracing, 114.5 cm x 200 cm, oil on canvas, 2009
This bowl, seen from a distance across the room, …
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“The shapes I’m interacting with in the photos are stand-ins for more universal battles one faces in life, tangible or intangible…relationships, career decisions, addictions.”… Aakash
“Rather than placing art on the walls of a community, I want my work to become part of the community. My installations halved and attached to the walls, along with thickly drip painted pastes, jump off the walls and onto the same sidewalks members of the neighborhood walk on everyday.
How the Hunt works:
• 1 “centerpiece” art installation
• 10 flowers “planted” on or around Melrose and La Brea”
