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When you think of Chinese calligraphy, you imagine delicate brush strokes on thin parchment. The latest work from artist Zheng Lu will make you think again.
In the gallery space, a monumental wave of steel confronts you with its simultaneous substance and delicacy. From a distance, the liquid forms the steel has been cast into look magnificent and monumental. But up close, the metal is full of spaces – cut out Chinese characters that form a collective skeleton.
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