My Stunning Creations
This is my first year in London, my work grows into something more interesting, and better. As an artist, there is no greater pleasure for me than finding improvement in my projects. Below are some of the pieces I created during this course.
Material: Acrylic sheet, Vitrail, Markers Size: 50cm* 50cm
​NO.15 IN LONDON
JUNE, 2018
The upmost box is made of four sheer acrylic sheets with my drawings on them since my previous works have experimented with the transparent materials. There are two objects inside the box, one of which is re-exhibited after my work: No.11 in London. After completing the box, I began to think of the display method for the box, I wanted to do more than simply put it on a plinth. I wanted to expand on the shape, with the ability to play with the arrangement. These new boxes feel as though, they will be recycled and a new work will come out of them.
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A RAIN COAT
MAY, 2018
I’m trying to explore the relationship between readymade objects and the way they can be turned in to artwork. Here， In this work, I specifically bought this raincoat for its transparent nature as my previous work had explored this idea through painting. Then I decided to paint my work on it, it became an artwork and was exhibited in the offsite show.
NO. 11 IN LONDON
FEBRUARY, 2018
This is a piece I did last term. I collected this kettle-like object and another golden-covered tea bowl, the small portable table is from my home and was taken back after the exhibition. The acetate which was laid on the table was the most artificial part of the whole installation. Consisting of three ready-made items, purchased from different places as well as a handicraft acetate piece. It might make someone wonder: can such a work be regarded as a legit artwork?
MEMORIES OF THE MUSEUM
JANUARY, 2018
This work is a hodgepodge. It carries a lot of experience from the museums. I simplified the images of renaissance sculptures, Chinese traditional paintings and used transparent materials along with a laser cutting board. Because I’m interested in mixing time, styles and techniques together.
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THE EXPERIMENT WITH ARRANGEMENTS
DECEMBER, 2017
I arranged several layers together and documented the different composition and it was at this stage I decided to move forward with this technique.
THE EXPERIMENTS WITH ACETATE
DECEMBER, 2017
I found myself attracted to the acetate, I like its transparent nature, it has the possibilities to show several images simultaneously. These works are early experiments.
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THE EXPERIMENTS WITH ARRANGEMENT
NOVEMBER, 2017
I experimented with acetate, vitrail, canvas and oil paints. Then, I began to experiment with their arrangements.
MY EARLY EXPERIMENTS
NOVEMBER, 2017
This artwork is my early experiment.
MY EARLY EXPERIMENTS
NOVEMBER, 2017
Here is an example of my digital painting. It was originally from a photo I took in the V&A. I wanted to investigate the potentiality that an image or a single piece could be presented in multiple ways.
EXPERIMENTATIONS WITH THE SKETCHES
SEPTEMBER, 2017
At the very beginning, I did these drawings because I had only seen these classic sculptures in my text books during my art education. I wanted to experiment with the sketches as I was able to study the sculptures in person, now that I live in London, I finally had the opportunity to do so.