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2. artmuseum.williams.edu › zhan-wang-urban-landscapeZhan Wang: Urban Landscape – Williams College Museum of Art

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   In Urban Landscape, Zhan Wang takes everyday objects and assembles them in a way that de-familiarizes them, creating an effect that stuns the senses. The fabricated metropolis is flanked by Zhan’s famous stainless steel rock sculptures and illuminated from above, evoking a surreal, mesmerizing glow.

3. www.zhanwangart.com › en › worksUrban Landscape - Zhan Wang Artist

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   Urban landscape 2002-2006. Artificial truth. The spectacular landscapes of Zhan Wang are made of thousands of stainless steel utensils, conveying the contradiction and confrontation existing between tradition and development.

4. online.ucpress.edu › Zhan-Wang-Urban-LandscapeZhan Wang: Urban Landscape | Gastronomica | University of ...

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   May 1, 2007 · Urban Landscape: Beijing embodies Zhan's expansive worldview. In the context of his work, the artist discusses concerns that range from economics, theology, sociology, urban planning, and architecture to formal art issues, such as the use of found objects and the role of the grid.

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5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Zhan_WangZhan Wang - Wikipedia

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   Urban Landscape: Beijing. An arrangement of stainless steel cooking ware that has the appearance of Beijing's Landscape. Zhan Wang keeps the forms of the cookware so the viewer can tell that they are still everyday objects.

6. www.zhanwangart.com › en › articleZhan Wang Artist

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   Jan 4, 2024 · Zhan Wang’s notion–illustrating the vulnerability of a changing urban landscape using materials employed in the construction of buildings –does not emphasize stone as the substance of a building but as evidence of a melancholic idea: the constant, and permanent, physical transformation of city life.In new terms.

7. artmuseum.williams.edu › 03 › 06_11_Zhan_WangWilliams College Museum of Art presents Zhan Wang: Urban ...

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   Mar 6, 2017 · In Urban Landscape, Zhan Wang takes everyday objects and assembles them in a way that de-familiarizes them, creating an effect that stuns the senses. The fabricated metropolis is flanked by Wang’s famous stainless steel rock sculptures and illuminated from above, evoking a surreal, mesmerizing glow.

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   Why is Zhan Wang a 'landscape'?

   • The spectacular landscapes of Zhan Wang are made of thousands of stainless steel utensils, conveying the contradiction and confrontation existing between tradition and development. The materials employed for new buildings are changing China’s “Landscape,” which seems to have become the road of China’s development and life.

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   Who is Zhan Wang?

   • Zhan Wang ( Chinese: 展望; pinyin: Zhǎn Wàng; born 1962 in Beijing) is a Chinese sculptor. "Zhan Wang's career as an iconoclast began with In a Twinkling (1993), an installation of superrealist figurative sculptures.

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   What is Zhan Wang 'artificial rocks'?

   • The concept of the rock or maybe the placing of rocks outside these modern builds lead to the creations of Zhan Wang, which are known as the "artificial rocks". Zhan's scholar rocks takes the concept of new technologies and cultural traditions for a modern collaboration.

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   What kind of rocks does Zhan Wang use?

   • Many of Zhan Wang's works concentrate on abstract forms, that go by many names such as floating stones, artificial rocks, or the most famous, scholar rocks. These are large, highly textured rock-like pieces coated in chrome. These rocks are also known as Scholar Rocks.

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9. www.jstor.org › stable › 10feast for the eye Zhan Wang - JSTOR

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   Jul 2, 2007 · Urban Landscape. The artist zhan wang constructs cities, most recently Beijing, from a combination of new cookware and hand-molded rock formations, all made from stainless steel.