“Perception” presents a series of works that defy conventional art styles, moving beyond the constraints of abstract expressionism and minimalism. Instead, the artists choose to retain traces of painting, creating a thought provoking dialogue where each piece becomes a self-inquiry through art. As the first chapter in a trilogy, it’s centered around “discovering the surface, engaging with the surface, and establishing a harmonious sensation with it.” The exhibition encourages viewers to uncover the intricacies of everyday life, creating a splendid connection with the artwork’s surface. The artists believe in a close connection between the external and internal worlds, with art serving as the link between these realms. Between Wu Wangshu's inner self and willpower, observation, and comprehension, she discovers her relationship and meaning within this world. She listens to the voices of nature and human life, merging the masculine and feminine within everyone, the sun and
the moon, water and fire. For the artist, the soul perpetually engages in internal creation. She sees the soul as part of an individual, with internal creation being a crucial aspect of relating to the world and nature. This is an artistic journey about freedom, more than just an art exhibition, it's an immersive experience. Through a deep exploration of "Perception," Wu Wangshu guides the audience deeper, making every stroke of the brush a moment of introspection and enlightenment. It's about discovering the wonderful resonance between the inner and outer worlds, leading the audience into a visual symphony.