2026年8月3日，“悬浮志——宁威、张迪双个展”在世青艺术中心启幕，策展人郭小力，展览将持续至10月11日。

策展人语

　　悬浮，并非坠落，亦非飞翔——而是身处一种警觉的临在状态：既不完全沉溺于日常的惯性，也未彻底逃逸至抽象的彼岸。

　　展览呈现的，正是两位当代艺术家最真实的生存状态——生活本身，即是创造。宁威与张迪，两位当代女性艺术家，以截然不同的视觉语言，共同书写着同一种生存的态度。

　　宁威的创作向内生长，她凝视人与人之间无形的褶皱 —— 微小的动作、沉默的间隙、童年的印记、隐匿而未知的情绪，被她从日常的表层剥离，悬置于静谧又奔涌的超现实图景之中。她的画面像一场缓慢的深呼吸：玻璃弹珠折射出某个午后的余温，童装悬挂如时间的标本。寻常生活片段于画布之上悄然舒展，画中游走的小动物、肩头托着两团火焰的年少姐弟、彼此对峙的小猫，以充满寓言感的形象展露于此。她从熟悉中唤醒陌生，让平凡瞬间获得梦的密度 —— 在现实的地基上，向精神深处展开。

　　张迪的目光则从地星出发，向自然与宇宙边缘迈进。色彩是她的第一语言，鲜艳、饱和、近乎呼喊;笔触自由而果决，仿佛将岩浆的热度与星云的浩瀚一并入画。抽象画面是她释放的通道——地星蘑菇从画面底部探出，现实与想象同在。她向外延伸，用大幅度的挥洒，确认自我本真的心跳。

　　"悬浮志"，所谓志，既是记录，也是标记一种不急于归位的状态：在细节的显微镜下发现宇宙，在宇宙的广角镜中照见细节。寂静积蓄可成奔涌的暗流，奔放沉淀能为可触的静谧。

　　她们以女性独有的敏感与韧性，拒绝在"日常"与"梦想"之间做出非此即彼的选择，而是让画面停在落定的前一刻，让意义保持生成的可能。

　　在这里，画布是悬浮的花园：有地星的热度、童年的光泽、植物的呼吸，以及抽象的、尚未命名的情绪。它们不急于降落，也不急于飞升，只是恰好停留在我们可以抵达的高度。

　　进入这个悬而未决的世界。或许你会发觉：自己与世界之间，恰好也在悬浮着。

　　文/郭小力

　　Suspended Records — Ning Wei & Zhang Di Two-Person Exhibition Foreword

　　To suspend is neither to fall nor to fly. It denotes an alert state of presence: neither fully succumbing to the inertia of daily routine, nor completely escaping to the abstract shore beyond.

　　This exhibition lays bare the truest living condition of two contemporary artists — life itself is creation. Ning Wei and Zhang Di, two contemporary female artists, employ vastly distinct visual languages to articulate one shared attitude toward existence.

　　Ning Wei’s practice grows inward. She gazes at the invisible folds between people: fleeting gestures, silent intervals, imprints of childhood, hidden and unnameable emotions. She peels these away from the surface of everyday life and suspends them within surreal vistas, tranquil yet surging. Her paintings are like a slow, deep breath: glass marbles refract the residual warmth of an afternoon; children’s garments hang like specimens of time. Fragments of ordinary life unfurl gently across the canvas. Wandering creatures, a young brother and sister bearing two clusters of flames upon their shoulders, cats locked in standoff emerge as figures steeped in allegory. She awakens strangeness within the familiar, endowing mundane moments with the density of dreams — expanding toward spiritual depths upon the foundation of reality.

　　Zhang Di’s gaze sets out from earthstar mushrooms and journeys toward the fringes of nature and the cosmos. Colour is her primary tongue: vivid, saturated, almost a cry. Her brushwork is free and resolute, as if capturing the heat of magma and the immensity of nebulae within a single frame. Abstract painting serves as her channel of release: earthstar mushrooms push forth from the bottom of the canvas, where reality and imagination coexist. She extends outward, deploying sweeping, gestural brushstrokes to affirm the authentic rhythm of her own heart.

　　In Suspended Records, the term “records” signifies both documentation and a marker of this state of refusing immediate settlement: discover the universe under the microscope of minutiae, and behold minute details through the wide-angle lens of the cosmos. Silence accumulated may turn into surging undercurrents; unrestrained passion, when settled, becomes tangible tranquillity.

　　Endowed with uniquely feminine sensitivity and resilience, they decline to make an either-or choice between “everyday life” and “dreams.” Instead, they arrest their paintings at the instant before resolution, keeping meaning perpetually open to formation.

　　Here, canvases form suspended gardens: holding the warmth of earthstars, the glow of childhood, the respiration of plants, alongside abstract, yet-to-be-named emotions. They are in no hurry to descend, nor eager to ascend, lingering precisely at a height within our reach.

　　Step into this undecided, suspended world. You may suddenly realise: between yourself and the world, suspension also persists.

　　Text by Guo Xiaoli

​展览信息

悬浮志——宁威、张迪双个展

Suspended Records — Ning Wei & Zhang Di Two-Person Exhibition

策展人：郭小力 Curator: Guo Xiaoli

展期：2026/8/03 - 10/11 开幕：2026/8/03 14:30

Exhibition Dates: 3 August – 11 October, 2026 Opening: 14:30, 3 August, 2026

地点：世青艺术中心·厦门市鼓浪屿康泰路151号

Searching Art Center，No.151, Kangtai Road, Kulangsu, Xiamen