ZHOU LI

In her large-scale works such as The World in a Flower and Night, Zhou Li lets the colours and lines receive the overflowing energy that seems to break through the boundaries of the frames, permeating into larger space and blurring the internal and the external. Through the layering of acrylic and other mixed materials, a translucent and overlapping visual field unfolds, where various elements simultaneously resonating and exhibiting their own vitality in the emergence, while creating a dynamic tranquility. Much like in works such as Shadow of the Wind, Rose of Light, and The Peach Blossom Spring, the confluence of tension and harmony, lightness and heaviness, near and far, and the resonance between experience and the world, all in free flow, as well as the tension between random and order, makes a specific tone of Zhou Li’s works. Unconstrained by the concept of abstract art, she goes for the ‘re-enchantment’ of things.