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Solo Exhibitions Unlimited Light Art by Fang Hu

Solo Exhibitions Unlimited Light Art

Golden A' Design Award Winner 2021

The interplay of perpendicular linear systems within Fang Hu's light installation encodes profound symbolic resonances around themes of intersection, multiplicity, and the emergence of complex phenomena from simple repeated elements. The vertical orientation traditionally carries associations with aspiration, growth, spiritual ascent, and connection between earthly and celestial realms, while horizontal orientation suggests groundedness, horizon, temporal flow, and material existence, their meeting creating a symbolic crossroads where different dimensions of experience converge. The achromatic palette, stripped of chromatic distraction, invites contemplation of light itself as subject matter, transforming the physical installation into meditation on illumination as metaphor for consciousness, revelation, and perceptual awareness. The countless individual filaments functioning collectively evoke philosophical traditions exploring the relationship between unity and multiplicity, suggesting how individual elements maintain discrete identity while participating in larger emergent patterns that transcend individual presence. The title's invocation of unlimited light positions the work within traditions of light symbolism spanning spiritual contexts where light represents divine presence, wisdom, and transcendence of material limitation. The geometric precision recalls sacred architecture's use of repeated linear elements to create contemplative spaces, while the industrial materiality grounds these associations in contemporary material culture, bridging ancient symbolic vocabularies with present-day aesthetic sensibilities. The shallow depth creating zones of focus and dissolution metaphorically suggests how attention and consciousness operate, bringing certain aspects into clarity while others remain in peripheral awareness, inviting viewers to consider perception itself as the ultimate subject of contemplation.

The traceable light should be clean, it should not be muddy. The designer has reconsidered the property of light, light is a kind of wave, should choose the simple pure light wave. Projection lamp can make the shadow clear and pure in the space, the boundary is clear. What the designer needs is this kind of true expression, in which the viewer sees the object as it is, and is not disturbed or influenced by various other factors, including the influence from light. As the diamond sutra said in the should do so view.