A sculpture of Cleopatra’s head.
A sofa sculpture.
Chinese sculptor Dai Yun is exhibiting his iconic brick sculptures and some new works at the “Water?Sharpen?Stone”
exhibition at the see+ Gallery in OCT-LOFT.
Dai has attained outstanding achievements in contemporary sculpture in China. Red bricks, gray bricks, cement and concrete iron have become his iconic sculptural languages, which is unique in the art community of Chinese contemporary sculpture.
Cement, concrete iron and bricks form the structure of a city. When the artist removes the external elements, the essence in structural framework is exposed. The texture of materials and the aesthetics of objects form a strong contrast and create unusual perceptions and artistic languages.
At the exhibition, visitors can admire many creative works by Dai, such as a red-brick sofa and a sculpture of Cleopatra’s head.
Dates: Until Dec. 5
Hours: 10 a.m.-6 p.m., closed Mondays
Venue: see+ Gallery, 5/F, Block B3, North Area, OCT-LOFT, Nanshan District (南山區(qū)華僑城創(chuàng)意文化園北區(qū)B3棟五樓see+畫廊)
Metro: Line 2 to Qiaocheng North Station (僑城北站), Exit B