
©All rights reservedSymbiosis of Chrysanthemums
This installation by Lu Huang was created from stem pith paper using traditional techniques originating from the Jin Dynasty. The petals were crafted through a sequence of processes, including slicing and twisting, and layered intuitively without templates. Centred on the chrysanthemum as a contemporary form, the work revisits traditional symbolism, reflecting both a return to origins and a renewal of Chinese aesthetics.
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CATEGORY
Floral installation
YEAR
2024
DIMENSIONS
45W x 65H x 55D cm

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