Jianhua's unleaded kiln
arranges china into bone within a system:
Invasion of human clay
into ruled porcelain puddles
of fragile blue skies.- Drenched Co
Comment: "Jianhua's poetry needs good poetry (better than anything I can write). Everything else falls short. Jianhua's work is seeped in heritage and porcelain has an interesting history in England and aren't we just so enarmoured with porcelain and ceramics just now? I loved his 'Untitled 2012', a set of eight ceramic discs. " - FaSa.
See http://www.pacegallery.com/london/exhibitions/12771/between
See also http://www.woundsthatbind.com/2015/12/exhibition-review-liu-jianhuabetween.html
Caption: Image above: Liu Jianhua© Installation View Pace London 2015
Image courtesy of the artist and Pace London.
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