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OCAT Shanghai is pleased to present Dragon Liver Phoenix Brain – Eight Emerging Artistson December 10, 2016. Being part of the OCAT Shanghai annual young artists project, this exhibition will also be the last exhibition of the year and is organized by Mr. Colin Siyuan Chinnery, a curator long devoted to the research of contemporary Chinese art. The eight participating artists are Chen Zhe, Hu Xiangqian, Li Liao, Lin Ke, Lu Pingyuan, Nabuqi, Shen Xin and Yu Ji who work in video, photography, sculpture and performance. The isolation or proximity between artists' works shall be a major factor in this exhibition.
Artist Yu Ji
Corners of Ta Jama 1#
Wood, cement, resin, rosin, wire, steel
95 x 90 x 130cm
2013-2016
Image courtesy of Beijing Commune
Corners of Ta Jama 2#
Wood, cement, resin, rosin, wire, steel
120 x 100 x 112cm
2013-2016
Image courtesy of Beijing Commune
Ta Jama was a series that began in 2012. Yu Ji works with construction material is more than simply to reenact the shaping of stone; she manipulates the innate properties of the material to infinitely approximate the meaning of the form. Corners of Ta Jama are based on leftover pieces from a larger sculpture, whose size was so great that it could not be removed from its then exhibition space in one, and had to be dismembered and otherwise destroyed. Yu took the three remaining corners and amended them with an assortment of materials, to iterate an approach towards the final concept in her mind through “unending ” manipulation.
Pataauw Stone
single channel video
23’45”
2015
Pataauw Stone is a video project that came out of a six-week residency project in Taipei Guandu Art Museum in 2015. The video documents her activities on the Seven Star Mountain in Pataauw, she drags a piece from the Ta Jama series, made in Taipei, up the mountain. Through the video documentation Yu engages the audience in a dialogue about the symbiotic relationship between the artist, the land, her work, and the natural environment.
Exhibition View
来源：2017-02-08OCT当代艺术中心上海馆OCT当代艺术中心上海馆
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