Qilian Range, Redux (curated by Karen Smith) 2021, exhibition views Galleria Continua, Beijing. Photo: Dong Lin
San Gimignano
Beijing
Les Moulins
Habana
Roma
Sao Paulo
Paris
Qilian Range, Redux (curated by Karen Smith) 2021, exhibition views Galleria Continua, Beijing. Photo: Dong Lin
Qilian Range, Redux (curated by Karen Smith) 2021, exhibition views Galleria Continua, Beijing. Photo: Dong Lin
Qilian Range, Redux (curated by Karen Smith) 2021, exhibition views Galleria Continua, Beijing. Photo: Dong Lin
Qilian Range, Redux (curated by Karen Smith) 2021, exhibition views Galleria Continua, Beijing. Photo: Dong Lin
Qilian Range, Redux (curated by Karen Smith) 2021, exhibition views Galleria Continua, Beijing. Photo: Dong Lin
Qilian Range, Redux (curated by Karen Smith) 2021, exhibition views Galleria Continua, Beijing. Photo: Dong Lin
Qilian Range, Redux (curated by Karen Smith) 2021, exhibition views Galleria Continua, Beijing. Photo: Dong Lin
Qilian Range, Redux (curated by Karen Smith) 2021, exhibition views Galleria Continua, Beijing. Photo: Dong Lin
Qilian Range, Redux (curated by Karen Smith) 2021, exhibition views Galleria Continua, Beijing. Photo: Dong Lin
Qilian Range – 16, 2016, pigment drawing, 5 pieces 77 x 107 cm each, 2 pieces 77 x 214 cm each, Photo Lian Dongya, 练冬亚
Qilian Range – 16, 2016, pigment drawing, 5 pieces 77 x 107 cm each, 2 pieces 77 x 214 cm each, Photo Lian Dongya, 练冬亚
Qilian Range – 16, 2016, pigment drawing, 5 pieces 77 x 107 cm each, 2 pieces 77 x 214 cm each, Photo Lian Dongya, 练冬亚
Qilian Range – 16, 2016, pigment drawing, 5 pieces 77 x 107 cm each, 2 pieces 77 x 214 cm each, Photo Lian Dongya, 练冬亚
Qilian Range – 16, 2016, pigment drawing, 5 pieces 77 x 107 cm each, 2 pieces 77 x 214 cm each, Photo Lian Dongya, 练冬亚
Qilian Range – 16, 2016, pigment drawing, 5 pieces 77 x 107 cm each, 2 pieces 77 x 214 cm each, Photo Lian Dongya, 练冬亚
Qilian Range – 16, 2016, pigment drawing, 5 pieces 77 x 107 cm each, 2 pieces 77 x 214 cm each, Photo Lian Dongya, 练冬亚
Qilian Range – 11, 2015, inkjet color print, 88 x 110 (30 pieces), Photo Lian Dongya, 练冬亚
Qilian Range – 11, 2015, inkjet color print, 88 x 110 (30 pieces), Photo Lian Dongya, 练冬亚
Qilian Range – 11, 2015, inkjet color print, 88 x 110 (30 pieces), Photo Lian Dongya, 练冬亚
Mobile Sculpture, 2014, copper, acrylic paint, 109 × 90 × 83 cmMobile Sculpture, 2014, copper, acrylic paint, 109 × 90 × 83 cm
Qilian Range – 03, 2011 - 2016, inkjet color print, 120 x 974 cm, Photo Lian Dongya, 练冬亚
Qilian Range – 03, 2011 - 2016, inkjet color print, 120 x 974 cm, Photo Lian Dongya, 练冬亚
Qilian Range – 03, 2011 - 2016, inkjet color print, 120 x 974 cm, Photo Lian Dongya, 练冬亚
Qilian Range – 03, 2011 - 2016, inkjet color print, 120 x 974 cm, Photo Lian Dongya, 练冬亚
Describing Angkor (1), 2008, carbon paper drawing, imprinted on rice paper, 6 drawings 82 x 58 cm each
Describing Angkor (1), 2008, carbon paper drawing, imprinted on rice paper, 6 drawings 82 x 58 cm each
Describing Angkor (1), 2008, carbon paper drawing, imprinted on rice paper, 6 drawings 82 x 58 cm each
Describing Angkor (1), 2008, carbon paper drawing, imprinted on rice paper, 6 drawings 82 x 58 cm each
Describing Angkor (1), 2008, carbon paper drawing, imprinted on rice paper, 6 drawings 82 x 58 cm each
Describing Angkor (1), 2008, carbon paper drawing, imprinted on rice paper, 6 drawings 82 x 58 cm each
Luoyang No.1 Tractor Company 7th Daycare Center Teachers and children. Group portrait photo souvenir, March 20, 1997, 1997, black and white photograph, 19 x 67,5 cm
Luoyang First Normal University graduates of 1997. Group portrait photo souvenir, March 17, 1997, 1997, black and white photograph, 19 × 119 cm
Zhuang Hui was born in 1963, in Yumen, Gansu, China. He lives and works in Beijing. Zhuang Hui is a multifaceted conceptual artist whose main activities include performance, sculptural installation and photography. Born in Gansu Province, he attributes his early interest in art to his father, who was an itinerant studio photographer. Performance is an important part of Zhuang Hui’s work; it doesn’t always take place in front of the public but it’s fundamental to his work and its realisation. Zhuang’s best known works include impressive installations and a series of large-scale portraits of groups of workers made with a party camera that allows very long formats. Zhuang Hui has always been deeply motivated by humanistic as well as aesthetic concerns. While his work spans a wide range of materials and approaches, almost all his works tell us about real events and places. At the core of his work is the direct experience of the political ideals that underlie the era in which we live and which are slowly unraveling in the face of modernity.
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