Karin Weber Gallery

Liu Feng: Where The Checkpoint Starts Moving

Liu Feng: A Place With Opened Manhole Cover

Liu Feng: A Place For Flying Practice

Liu Feng: Grazing

Liu Feng: Cloakroom

Liu Feng: A Place Near The Forest

Liu Feng: Blossoming Of Daffodils

Liu Feng: Where Water Overflows No.5

Liu Feng: Wander

Liu Feng: Season Breeze

Liu Feng: Peeping Place

Liu Feng: Violence

Liu Feng: A Place With A Fleeting Noon

Liu Feng: Fisherman On Ice Lake

Liu Feng: Morning Ride

Liu Feng: A Place Near The Forest

Liu Feng: Late Night

Liu Feng: Kitchen

Liu Feng: Forest Border

Liu Feng: Twilight

Liu Feng: Tree

Liu Feng: Jumping

Liu Feng: Midsummer

Liu Feng: Face With Light Bulb

Liu Feng: Mouth Filled With Fruits

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Exhibition Details

Exhibition

'Stalker'
Liu Feng Solo Exhibition

Date + Time

7 - 16 June 2017

Location

Karin Weber Gallery

Opening Reception

7 June 2017
6pm - 9pm

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Liu Feng’s latest solo exhibition, ‘Stalker’, will open at the Karin Weber Gallery, Hong Kong, on June 7, 2017. Highlights of the show will be recent paintings and sculptural works.

Liu Feng’s new works show a world of prowlers and chance meetings. His pleasure at mingling the mundane and the dream in early works is no longer as prominent, fate is now an existence that is heavy, yet has to be viewed with a sense of lightness. The flashing appearance of evocative sceneries and objects (horizon, fields, rivers, horses, valleys, trees, fruits, flowers, confinements and flying fish) results in a changing montage of sceneries that entails a reversal of time and the essence of  fantasy in its wildest form. This is an extremely personal, visual, natural and poetic confluence, fusing the subjects and their thoughts in stills with their realities, memories and dreams.

Liu Feng’s latest solo exhibition, ‘Stalker’, will open at the Karin Weber Gallery, Hong Kong, on June 7, 2017. Highlights of the show will be recent paintings and sculptural works.

Liu Feng’s new works show a world of prowlers and chance meetings. His pleasure at mingling the mundane and the dream in early works is no longer as prominent, fate is now an existence that is heavy, yet has to be viewed with a sense of lightness. The flashing appearance of evocative sceneries and objects (horizon, fields, rivers, horses, valleys, trees, fruits, flowers, confinements and flying fish) results in a changing montage of sceneries that entails a reversal of time and the essence of  fantasy in its wildest form. This is an extremely personal, visual, natural and poetic confluence, fusing the subjects and their thoughts in stills with their realities, memories and dreams.

Argentinian author Jorge Luis Borges (1899-1986), in his novel ‘The Gospel according to Mark (1970)’, says “generations of men, throughout recorded time, have always told and retold two stories — that of a lost ship which searches the Mediterranean seas for a dearly loved island, and that of a god who is crucified on Golgotha.”  The palace of minds built by the consciousness of numerous individuals  is one that cannot be penetrated by stalkers. Seeing the possibilities of its crumbling, Liu Feng cannot help but create a playful alternative to art. The result is a colourful and energetic ‘marketplace of life’, decorated with immortal poetry and fantastic philosophy.

Curator / Peng Jie

 

About the Artist:
Liu Feng (b.1963) graduated from The Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts majoring in Oil Painting in 1988. Liu has shown in Today Art Museum, OCT Art and Design Gallery, Luohu Art Museum. His works are in collection of Today Art Museum, Beijing, Antaeus Group, and several domestic and oversea art institutions.

About the Curator:
Peng Jie (b.1977) is a curator and founder of Shenzhen-based art consultancy HUXIA PRJOECTS. He holds a MA from the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts and a BA from Huazhong Normal University. Before setting up his own consultancy, Peng was active as the Executive Vice Director of the Zhi Art Museum in Chengdu (2013), and Head of Research and Curation at the OCT Art and Design Gallery in Shenzhen (2008-2012), and Curator in Guangdong Art Museum (2005-2008).