Drill Party II

Eva Zhang 张一

Drill Party II, 2021120 x 100cmSign in to view price
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Cotton, suede, thread and acrylic on canvas (framed)Tabula Rasa Gallery
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The artwork features a striking contrast between the intricate, mottled patterns of the shoe and the bold, vibrant colors of the figure's limbs. The composition draws the viewer's attention to the disembodied legs and feet, creating a surreal and fantastical visual experience. The artist employs a distinct illustrative style, with the figure's exaggerated proportions and bold palette contributing to the piece's playful yet unsettling nature. The artwork likely explores themes of the human form, identity, and the relationship between the body and material objects, though the precise intention behind the piece remains open to interpretation. ...

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Parapetto
Eva Zhang 张一
Artist
Eva Zhang 张一
B.1989

Eva Yi Zhang (b.1989, Chengdu, China) currently lives and works in Shanghai. Her works explore the experiences of women in both work and leisure life. Zhang taught herself sewing and fabric alteration techniques to create her works, which often involve dyeing, cutting, and patchwork of fabrics. She draws inspiration from her everyday experiences and historical texts such as “Nüshi Zhen Tu” to reimagine existing narratives about women. Her recent works explore the female body as a subject. In her pieces, parts of the body are depicted as broken steel bars, wooden blocks, thorns, or punctured and stretched to express the artist's personal experiences of pain. The protruding and irregular shapes made from fabric in her works seem to reveal hidden secrets within the body. Zhang holds a master’s degree from University of Southern California and a bachelor’s degree from University of Minnesota. Her recent exhibitions include Tabula Rasa: Unveiled, No.9 Cork Street (London, 2023); Asia NOW, presented by Tabula Rasa Gallery (Paris, 2023); The Consolation of Clinamen, Tabula Rasa Gallery (Beijing, 2023); She/They, FERNWEH Space (Beijing, 2021); Watch the Fire from the Shore, LINSEED (Shanghai, 2021); Art021 Art Fair, Tabula Rasa Gallery (solo, Shanghai, 2021); Harmony, Powerlong Art Center (Shanghai, 2022); Roarrrrr, Tabula Rasa Gallery (solo, Beijing, 2021). ...

Eva Zhang 张一: Artworks
Coindoge
Eva Zhang 张一
Coindoge, 2021
200 x 200cm
Sparkling night
Eva Zhang 张一
Sparkling night, 2021
60 x 80cm
Drill Party II
Eva Zhang 张一
Drill Party II, 2021
120 x 100cm
Friday's Enemy
Eva Zhang 张一
Friday's Enemy, 2021
150 x 130cm
Requiem
Top of the City
Eva Zhang 张一
Top of the City, 2020
100 x 80cm
Swing from the chandelier
Eva Zhang 张一
Swing from the chandelier, 2021
120 x 100cm
Merlotta
Eva Zhang 张一
Merlotta, 2023
42.5 x 32.5cm
Laelia
Eva Zhang 张一
Laelia, 2023
42.5 x 32.5cm
Tabula Rasa Gallery
Gallery
Tabula Rasa Gallery
London

Tabula Rasa Gallery is based in Beijing's 798 art district. Established in 2015, it aims to promote both Chinese and international contemporary artists through exhibitions, talks, research and publication. The gallery name is Latin for 'blank state'. In philosophical discourse, it refers to the idea that our knowledge comes from our experiences and education, all participants are born in a Tabula Rasa state. Tabula Rasa hopes that the exhibitions they present can subvert viewers’ preconceptions, creating conditions for fresh artistic experiments. ...

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