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Thank you for your message, this is a work from 2017, I think it is very different from dumbtype, the structure of the work mainly comes from some political and symbolic architecture especially the socialist architecture of Eastern Europe. Technically I was influenced by many of the sound and visual artists of the time, Ryoji Ikeda, james turrell, Herman Kolgen, the installation artist richard serra and Malevich's geometric paintings. i use these technical symbols to express the intensity of the modernization and industrialization of the centralized China in which i live.

​​​​@@ganjian_youtubeThank you for your reply, and infos. I don't know about architectures in Eastern Europe. Yet, I felt similarity with like Tadao Ando, for example. Except projection mapping, the way of use of light and darkness, from linear or geometric form of light and changing, flashing light, and shadow of human or matters. Yes, I felt the way of use of light and darkness is almost the same as dumbtype. Anyway, this looks and sounds interesting. Especially I had not watched his works for at least 5 years. Btw, I had also lived in Shanghai, China more than 10 years ago. More than 10 years, is the point. Im sure almost everything changes. Yeah, almost everything.

?? Oh Im sorry. You mean this is your work, or someone artist's work who contracted with your gallery? I apologize misunderstanding.

@@user-fm5mv8zb3o Hi, this is my work, yes, of course, modernist architecture and the minimalist artists of Europe and Japan have inspired me a lot, China is going through a rapid modernization process, maybe you have done it relatively, but it is more intense because of its political system, scale and history, so these geometric shapes and structures that symbolize industrialization and modernity have a deep emotional connection for me, as opposed to Compared to the technology and digitization of dumbtype (about which my knowledge may be limited), I hope this work is more reflective of a centralized and religious feeling. It was a pleasure talking to you!

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Yes, Ryoji Ikeda was an influence on my early work, and I used these technical symbols to express the industrial and modernization intensity of the China in which I lived.

@@ganjian_youtube Looks great, well done.

I'm sure he'd love it

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