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Passage: Inan Wang solo exhibition
| Inan’s photographic works meld the generalizations and connotations of Eastern painting and the color, composition, and rhythm of Western modernist art. Thus, Wang discovered the perfection and clarity of the object itself, while focusing on atmospheric and visual effects and a sense of chance and movement.The viewer is moving, or the object being viewed is moving. The viewer is moving horizontally, and the object being viewed is stationary. When the viewer is stationary, the object being viewed moves up and down. The eyes see the object in just a moment. From the press of the shutter button to the production of the photograph, the image on the photograph is the continuation of that moment and a process of movement. This represents uncertainties, accurate visual effects, and visual and imaginative space. Although images are static, they still continue to communicate with the viewer. Passage symbolizes the artist‚ creative forms and her current artistic lifestyle. |  |
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