LIANG SHAOJI 梁绍基
b. 1945, works and lives in Tiantai, Zhejiang Province
The idea of this work comes from the silk garment excavated from King Ma’s Mound. The silk garment, as thin as cicada’s wings, tells all the memories and history. This piece of circular silk is created upon the artist’s acquaintance of the biological clock of silkworm, the span of its spinning activity and the regularity of how it piles silk up. The light casts a dim shadow from the silk on the wall, floating, and then leaks away. It seems to depict a tunnel expanding infinitely.
Detail pictures:
Detail
Installation view at Museum of Wu
Art Basel 2025,
Art Fairs
Basel, Switzerland
06.16, 2025
-06.22, 2025
The Quill Is Mightier than the Sword: A Duo Exhibition by Liang Shaoji and Yang Jiechang,
Museum of Wu, Suzhou
02.17, 2023
-06.11, 2023
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