Jiu Society

Triumph in Hand, 2017100 x 60 x 130cmPrice on Request

Details

Material

stainless steel painted, lights, rotating mechanical device

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork features a vibrant, neon-like sculpture of a hand gesture against a deep red background. The composition is striking, with the hand's distinctive shape created through a grid of glowing red dots. The subject matter evokes a sense of playfulness and digitized expression, inviting the viewer to consider the intersections between technology, symbolism, and modern communication. The artist's unique approach to lighting and materials suggests an exploration of the interplay between the physical and the digital realms, capturing the essence of contemporary artistic techniques and themes. ...

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Artist

Jiu Society

Chinese

Jiū Society considers themselves an experimental product of “Reform and Opening Up”, and also the sons of “dispersed culture”. In the name of nonsensical hedonism, despite occasional anxieties and doubts, Jiū feels very good. So they tried to make themselves heard by making an uncertain and small sound, Jiū. Founded in 2015 by three Shenzhen-born artists, Fang Di, Ji Hao, and Jin Haofan, Jiū Society absorbed its fourth member, the Guangzhou-born artist Zhang Yin, in 2021. The group revolves around the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macau Greater Bay Area, a brand-new region forged by the Party and the people where the four artists all grew up and witnessed wave after wave of immigration, fortune and ideas. Jiū Society expects to shake up a few things in this new reality and turns up their volume by just a bit. ...

Jiu Society: Artworks

Jiu SocietyTriumph in Hand, 2017Price on Request

Jiu SocietyJiu Bao, 2015Price on Request