Han Bing : Reversed Dreamscapes / London : Hua Gallery : 2013
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Han Bing - Reversed Dreamscapes / Design: Nichon GlerumSummarization of Content
Exhibition catalogue for 'Reversed Dreamscapes' exhibition by Han Bing held at the Hua Gallery, London, 25 September 2013 to 10 February 2014.Han Bing is a Beijing-based multidisciplinary artist whose language encompasses photography, performance, installation and painting. His photographs, whose texture is reminiscent of Impressionistic paintings, encapsulate scenes of this era of frenzied construction, where the stunning reverie of urbanisation is intermingled with the polluted destruction of the environment. Both atmospheric and dense, exuding the beauty of a mirage and bearing the detritus of time, his images oscillate between pleasure and pain, taking their ultimate shape in reversed dreamscapes.
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London, United Kingdom : Hua Gallery , 2013Extent
53 pages ; 20 photographs (26cm x 19 x 0.5cm)Content Form and Media Type
text , still image : unmediated
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This publication is available in the esea ResearchLab for non-commercial private research use.Related Information
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