LIANG SHAOJI 梁绍基
b. 1945, works and lives in Tiantai, Zhejiang Province
LIANG SHAOJI 梁绍基
LSJ_0215
2015
~ 2016
Plastic barrel, silk, cocoon
(in 2 pieces) | Piece one 23*48*50cm | Piece two 50*42*29cm
The plastic barrels here were initially containers for chemicals. They are something normally we look without seeing. Liang burned the barrels before he let silkworms crawl all over. Scattered in the corner of the space, the deformed and cocoon-like barrels feature Liang’s profound reflection on social turbulence through a language for daily needs. In Silence, in which he converts materials to a language, is Liang’s intention to imply the overlooked humanity through objects’ attribution of being daily, inexpensive and fragile.
Detail pictures:
Liang Shaoji: Sha Sha Sha,
ShanghART, Shanghai
03.19, 2017
-05.10, 2017
Cloud above Cloud,
Art Museum of China Academy of Art, Hangzhou
09.27, 2016
-10.10, 2016
Too Loud A Solitude,
Hive Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing
03.17, 2016
-04.17, 2016
Three and One Third,
Kylin Contemporary Center of Art, Beijing
10.23, 2015
-12.23, 2015
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