Mix Media
23*18cm
20*25cm
In this work, I used a mix of media and materials to create the work. I first visited the buildings in different areas of Paris documented them through photographs, and then digitally illustrated them with graffiti paintings on the doors. Afterward, I printed out the paintings and placed them in another location in Paris. In this way, two unconnected addresses are connected. In this work, I mainly consider the locality of the artwork and the relationship between art and the city, between the viewer and the creator. The door is the real-world gateway between private and public spaces. In legend, it is also a way to connect different worlds. In my series of works "The Doors of Paris", I experimented with various combinations of materials and media. I paint monsters and mythical creatures inside real doors to realize my fantasies. In this way, I want to connect my paths and invite people into my fantasy world. I believe that what makes art is not only the work itself but also the process of its development and its interactivity with the viewed and even its relationship with the city.
23*18cm
20*25cm
In this work, I used a mix of media and materials to create the work. I first visited the buildings in different areas of Paris documented them through photographs, and then digitally illustrated them with graffiti paintings on the doors. Afterward, I printed out the paintings and placed them in another location in Paris. In this way, two unconnected addresses are connected. In this work, I mainly consider the locality of the artwork and the relationship between art and the city, between the viewer and the creator. The door is the real-world gateway between private and public spaces. In legend, it is also a way to connect different worlds. In my series of works "The Doors of Paris", I experimented with various combinations of materials and media. I paint monsters and mythical creatures inside real doors to realize my fantasies. In this way, I want to connect my paths and invite people into my fantasy world. I believe that what makes art is not only the work itself but also the process of its development and its interactivity with the viewed and even its relationship with the city.