The "Hidden in the Wild" art exhibition recently opened its doors, offering visitors a unique experience where art meets history, nature, and the human experience in unexpected and harmonious ways. Curated by Liu Jinxun and Cao Yue, this thought-provoking exhibition is on display at the Sand Castle Art Space, located on the north side of the iconic Aranya Lonely Library.
Featuring works by renowned artists AngelAn安久, Jiang Rui, 黎晓亮Alexvi, and Lang, the exhibition invites viewers to explore the vast wilderness of life through art that transcends time and space. The pieces on display weave together memories and pains we’ve experienced with forgotten poems that once described glimmers of hope and moments of tremor. These artworks are not merely static displays; they are reflections of life’s fleeting moments, captured in slices of time that resonate deeply with the human soul.
Set against the backdrop of the seaside at dawn and dusk, "Hidden in the Wild" is as much about its natural surroundings as it is about the art within. The exhibition draws visitors into a contemplative journey, encouraging them to explore the poetic and sometimes painful beauty of existence. The art, coupled with the serene coastal environment, offers a profound connection to the themes of time, nature, and individual experience.
The exhibition is open from 10:00 to 19:00 on weekdays, with extended hours until 20:00 on weekends, allowing ample opportunity for visitors to immerse themselves in this evocative blend of art and environment. Whether you're a seasoned art enthusiast or a curious passerby, "Hidden in the Wild" promises to be an unforgettable exploration of life’s deeper meanings.
