Mending the Sky
2023-05-08 15:58

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‘God’ is an eternity witnessing generations of human being iterates, evolves and lasts. ‘God’ is an invisible hand holding the tragedy, the mistake, the hardness of history and seam it with mysterious power. Nowadays, various linguistics and methodologies are interpreting the world, the heaven, the sky, the universe. we select distinctive creatives and artworks to picture the heaven, the sky, the universe.  Nüwa the mother goddess of Chinese goddess, was a pioneer of this unusual, enormous, tremendous art creator and labor, molded human with her soft warm hands to bring light to the new world. As the collapse of Mount Buzhou, she strived to mend the whole fallen sky, and rest eternally in end.

Through the mythological channel connecting us to the heavens, we invite the audience to climb up the sky ladder alongside the artist and gain a fresh perspective on their works and practices in the sky. As we journey through the mythological channel, we invite you to join the artist on a trip to the heavens. Climb the sky ladder with them and gain a unique, elevated view of their works and practices. As you ascend, you will be rewarded with a fresh perspective of the artist's creative process, allowing you to experience their creativity from a new angle.Taking a comprehensive approach here, we can experience the thought-provoking collisions in these sky paintings, much like how clouds and air currents merge to form a cohesive whole.

The project will continue to update and iterate collection of artworks. "Process" and “Action" are full of foresight. This is  an unwritten yet written letter, and also an endless journey. We look forward to having you join us for this journey and we invite you to explore the ever changing world of ShanghART Gallery. The audience may encounter subtle variations unexpectedly, or they may experience a complete transformation that is vastly divergent from their memories. Art collections from individuals to groups, approaching the sky, joining the hands to mend the sky.

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