zhan wang: my personal universe

Zhan wang: My personal world depressed the center of contemporary art in Beijing, China until February 26, 2012

Chinese sculptor Zhan Wang has produced a sculpture and video installation called "My Personal Universe" at Allen contemporary art center in Beijing. The exhibition is a conceptualization of the moment of creation of the universe by Big Bang theory.

One component of "My Personal Universe" is a high definition video that captured the explosion of a bomb that bombed a bomb in the eastern suburb of China. Capture your line of sight with six cameras and capture 2000 frames per second in every corner of the explosion to create a truly surrounded movie. A 3 minute video is projected on the wall of the gallery space in a continuous loop

The aspect of the sculpture of the exhibition consists of a series of mirrored stainless steel rocks created by the King, hanging from the ceiling, mimics the natural and random way the rock explodes. The audience in the gallery is in the universe, in the hanging rocks and videos, in the wanga, it is a modern expression of the moment of universal creation.

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On Saturday, February 4, 2012, Allen Contemporary Art Center (UCCA) celebrated the opening of my personal world. This is the second phase of spectacular solo exhibition by famous Chinese sculptor James. This ultra-high definition video, sculpture, installation, documentary tour explores human imagination and the deepest secret of the deepest part of the universe. The first phase of the exhibition includes a visible or external universe. Six extra-large sized ultra slow motion video projections show huge rock bombarded by explosives. A planned explosion took place in Shandong Province, China, from six different perspectives, high definition digital cameras were able to shoot explosions at 2000 frames per second. As a result, we can witness events surprisingly evoking the earliest moment of our universe in an amazingly clear way.

Zhan Wang showed his series of stainless steel lockers in an impressive venue's resume and further raised it to the top of the mountain. Everest In his exhibition "Personal Universe of UCCA", prospects exploded huge rocks in the mountain of Shandong province and recorded high definition video from 6 different angles at 2000 frames per second, this project We started a large-scale production process. . In post production, we extended milliseconds of explosion from all six angles to a short video clip. Six high-definition clips are projected on the gigantic screen of the UCCA hall, so that the path of the fragments of each floating rock can be seen from every angle. Over the exhibition space, more than 7,000 stainless steel replicas are decorated from explosive stone fragments. Those shining surfaces infinitely reflect the explosive lenses and create infinite abyss that is reminiscent of the birth of the universe.