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The Virtuous Being

  • Luomisvuosi2015
  • Mitat39.0 x 920.0 cm
This work is a complex and layered homage to the history of literati gardens. The scroll begins by reimagining the most famous garden painting in Chinese history, Wang Wei’s (699–759) Wangchuan Villa, as a series of ghostly ruins. Slowly, the scroll transitions to color from black and white. The painting then shifts to an exploration of the Ming-dynasty garden of the scholar Wang Shizhen, in Taicang, Jiangsu. From there, Hao takes the viewer on a journey to the present day, where Wang’s garden, which was destroyed in the twentieth century, has been rebuilt. The new garden features a garish Ferris wheel, which Hao shows spinning off its axis and spewing its cars across the scroll, across boundaries of space and time.

liang qichao (1873 – 1929)

Liang Qichao (1873-1929) was a pivotal Chinese reformer, historian & intellectual. A key figure in the Hundred Days' Reform, he championed modernization, constitutionalism, and cultural change through journalism & education. Explore his legacy!

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