World Arts Education Corporation

Yujing Wang

"At 6, I had my first job as an actor, and at 9, I traveled all around with my father. From high school to postgraduates, I’ve been studying in the best art school in China. Now I stay in Beijing to do art creation, while operating my own art and culture company."

"The purpose of all the switching and symbolic expressions is to unify the works and self-renewal. Together with my partners, we have produced the technology and art installation delivered to Cartier popup store, Henglong Plaza in Shanghai. Such non-specific forms of works will keep me at the forefront of creation. "

Auspicious

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220x203cm

2019

Can Chinese painting or traditional Chinese elements show its contemporary characteristics in the most simple but not symbolic way?

For example, what is the symbol of Chinese tradition and the masculine expression of cock?

1、 I select chicken head as the part, zoom to 2 meters, you will see the traditional but vaguely feel that there is a hard to define characteristic outside the local area, which can be detected, but without exaggerating to poke at the boundary between the traditional and the contemporary anxiously in front of you, then the expression level of this painting is enough. This is the contemporary ink in my understanding, that is, to think about the environment and people in the current social context.

2、 What should women's pictures look like? What does it look like? In addition to the small taste of writing, whether we can recognize that I am a male or a female, people are more likely to forget the prediction, so as to focus on the viewing response that is more related to the viewer's self.

Self-Position

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220×200 cm

Self-portrait series:

Everyone doesn't know what he or she is looking at in the mirror. Every day, we have a face different from yesterday and tomorrow, just like wearing a mask. But aren't masks real? Maybe the one who has been for a long time is himself, or the one who has never been released is himself. Why don't we look at ourselves more?

The theme metaphor of self-portrait explores itself. Every day we have different roles and identities. This role may be temporary and the identity is transient. These role identities will trigger some characteristics on the fly, and then flash into our lives and become a part of ourselves.