Binary Scenery

2024/7/6-2024/9/6

Shenzhen

 

Artists

Zhang Guangyu

Wu Xinmin

 

Curator

Zhang Xuanye

Zhi Art Space is delighted to present Binary Scenery, a duo exhibition by artists Zhang Guangyu and Wu Xinmin. In this era of art and digital intertwining, we explore the boundaries between reality and virtual, tradition and innovation, static and dynamic. Binary Scenery is an artistic adventure, a spiritual dialogue, and a courageous voyage into the unknown.

Scenery indicates the artistic realm. It is a multi-dimensional art space, which is both physical and spiritual. In this space, art is more than visual appreciation, but also a resonance of emotions and thoughts. It guides us through time and across space into a unique spiritual world.

Binary refers to digital technology. It is like a key that unlocks infinite possibilities of artistic expression. It not only redefines the form of art, but also expands our perception of aesthetics. From creation to display, the glory of technology touches everywhere, making artworks appear on paper, making colors bloom in virtual space, and making imagination a reality.

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Viewing is the bridge between the audience and art. It emphasizes the subjective art viewing experience of the audience—how artworks touch people’s hearts and converse with the audience. Here, art is no longer an elevated presence, but a dialogue with our minds, stimulating our thinking and enlightening our wisdom.

We live in an era where art and technology dance together. The wave of art is surging forward in a digital form, demanding us to adapt, explore, and create. Binary Scenery is a response to this contemporary challenge, which encourages us to embrace variation, stimulates our curiosity, and leads us on a marvelous journey of visual, sound, and spirit.

Exhibition Site

Featured Works

Fictional Photos II
Zhang Guangyu
Fictional Photos I
Zhang Guangyu
Dreamy Figure B
Zhang Guangyu
Shanshui
Zhang Guangyu
Fairyland S
Zhang Guangyu
Shan Shui 2
Zhang Guangyu

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