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Xu Ziyi 徐子奕


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2004年出生于中国杭州,现就读于伦敦中央圣马丁艺术与设计学院。


Born in 2004 in Hangzhou, China, Xu Ziyi is currently studying at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London. 





装置 Installation
化石宴 Fossil Feast
渔获物 Under the Soil
夜间拍卖 Night Auction
仿佛 Pusaman
亨氏番茄汤 Heinz Tomato Soup


渔获物 Under the Soil

树脂、编织绳、扬声器、亚克力、铝管、麦克风、声卡 
2023
832cm x 300cm x 800cm
该项目入围了UCCA和新天地的燃冉青年艺术奖,并委任完成
“燃冉艺术季”,上海新天地,上海,2023


Resin, Braided rope, Speaker, Acrylic, Aluminum tube, Microphone, Sound Card
2023
832cm x 300cm x 800cm
This project was shortlisted for the Xintiandi X UCCA Young Artist Award and received a commissioned sponsorship to complete. https://ranran.ucca.art/young-artist-prize
Ranran Art Season, Shanghai Xintiandi, Shanghai, 2023


灵感源于1982年曹克清在《上海地质》杂志所发表的文章,提及了中国境内发现的古代脊椎动物化石,包括鲸(Cetacea, incerti subordinis)、梅花鹿(Cervus nippon Temminck)、披毛犀(Coelodonta antiquitatis Blumendach)。化石生成的过程中,生物颜色信息通常会丢失,软组织结构也难以在沉积物中得到保存,生物发出的声音无法从化石中直接恢复。作品“渔获物”,意在使用多感官媒介实现古生物复生。一张从地层深处升起的捕捞网,捕获深埋于地下的化石。他们的生命似乎仍残存在这巨网之上,产生来自远古的回音。


Inspired by Cao Keqing's 1982 article in Shanghai Geology, referencing ancient vertebrate fossils discovered in China—including whales (Cetacea, incerti subordinis), sika deer (Cervus nippon Temminck), and woolly rhinoceros (Coelodonta antiquitatis Blumendach)—this artwork highlights how fossils lose color information and soft tissue structures during formation, making original biological sounds irretrievable. Fishing Catch employs multi-sensory media to symbolically resurrect prehistoric life through a fishing net rising from geological depths, capturing fossils whose echoes from ancient times seem to linger within the installation.



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