LIANG SHAOJI 梁绍基
b. 1945, works and lives in Tiantai, Zhejiang Province
LIANG SHAOJI 梁绍基
2011
single-channel video
color, sound
5 minutes 11 seconds
Edition of 3
+ 2AP
LSJ_6433
When the artist captured the process of silk spinning, he accidentally found out the seasonal changes of silkworm’s world. At the beginning, thousands of silkworms cluster together. When the silk gets thicker, certain patterns gradually emerge. The shape, density and patterns of silk vary under different temperature and humidity, while the wave of water evolves in different seasons. Eventually, when the spinning is done, cocoons are thus buried under the silk. And the hovering butterflies resemble the blossoms in winter.
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Detail pictures:
Not Everything Is as It Seems,
ShanghART Singapore, Singapore
04.16, 2022
-05.08, 2022
Growing,
Zhi Art Museum, Chengdu
09.28, 2019
-01.05, 2020
Growing,
Chronus Art Center (CAC) , Shanghai
03.21, 2019
-06.30, 2019
Liang Shaoji: As If,
M Woods, Beijing
09.15, 2018
-11.11, 2018
Audit - Chinese Contemporary Art Exhibition,
Powerlong Art Center, Hangzhou
05.04, 2018
-08.04, 2018
Illusion of Flow - Self-narration for Can Chanchan (Silkworm Spinning)
, Liang Shaoji
TEXT
2013
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