Tan Yingjie's ongoing exhibition at the Wind H Art Center in Beijing shows how urban development has reshaped people's sense of space and time, living experiences and memories. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]
At the opening of his solo exhibition Shrinking of the Present, Whereas…, Tan Yingjie introduced a self-directed performance called When the Things Come to Us, named after one of his installations on display. The performers acted, danced, and maneuvered between the works displayed at the Wind H Art Center in Beijing.
The performance addressed Tan's concerns about people's mentalities after living in ever-changing cities, the lure of metropolitan vibes, and the bewilderment that accompanies the hustle and bustle.
Tan Yingjie's ongoing exhibition at the Wind H Art Center in Beijing shows how urban development has reshaped people's sense of space and time, living experiences and memories. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]
The exhibition shows Tan's mesmerizing sculptures and installations in which people will see his deconstructed and reconstructed city scenes in cities that appear twisted.
It shows how urban development has reshaped people's sense of space and time, living experiences and memories.
Curated by Tang Yifei, the exhibition runs until June 2.
Tan Yingjie's ongoing exhibition at the Wind H Art Center in Beijing shows how urban development has reshaped people's sense of space and time, living experiences and memories. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]
Tan Yingjie's ongoing exhibition at the Wind H Art Center in Beijing shows how urban development has reshaped people's sense of space and time, living experiences and memories. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]
Tan Yingjie's ongoing exhibition at the Wind H Art Center in Beijing shows how urban development has reshaped people's sense of space and time, living experiences and memories. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]
Tan Yingjie's ongoing exhibition at the Wind H Art Center in Beijing shows how urban development has reshaped people's sense of space and time, living experiences and memories. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]
Tan Yingjie's ongoing exhibition at the Wind H Art Center in Beijing shows how urban development has reshaped people's sense of space and time, living experiences and memories. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]
