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Zhuo Hui’s solo exhibition The Dance Unseen marks the artist’s first solo exhibition in collaboration with Keyi Gallery. The exhibition presents dozens of works created by the artist over the past two years.
“The Dance Unseen” is just like the gathering and scattering of a flock of wild geese, the gentle swaying of leaves and their subsequent stillness. A pattern emerges only to vanish quickly, replaced, invaded and broken by another. But all patterns coexist, like one melody flowing into another. Together, they perform this invisible dance hidden within all things.
In her painting practice, one layer constructs the image, while the next attempts to destroy and blur it. Such a repetitive cycle may seem like a nihilistic, desperate gamble, but it is more of a simulation of the long and continuous nature of time itself. The image is being generated, and the image is being digested. The boundaries of shapes touch each other. They become large, small, solid, and light. Until all the images become a system, and everything in the system is just a passer-by, a shadow. They are not the subject, but merely the traces of the subject.
SELECTED WORKS
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