Zhou Song
Song’s work delves into the concept of "New Nature", exploring humanity’s existential challenges through the lens of Eastern philosophy. His work gives you a feeling that's somewhat uneasy and heavily contemplative. Through his paintings, Song invites the viewer to deconstruct what is seen, and to question their own role in society. By blending traditional Chinese thought with modern theories, his art reinterprets the interconnectedness of humans, nature, and technology. His work reimagines this dynamic relationship, presenting deconstructed and reconstructed landscapes where "trees," "humans," and "daily affairs" coexist in an intertwined state, symbolizing the paradoxical, interconnected nature of modern existence.
