This piece of work is from CHANG Ling’s Illusion Society series. Illusion Society is a continuation of CHANG Ling’s preoccupation with society’s realities, while also representing a deepening of exploration...
This piece of work is from CHANG Ling’s Illusion Society series. Illusion Society is a continuation of CHANG Ling’s preoccupation with society’s realities, while also representing a deepening of exploration into such realities – an epochal illusion borne of CHANG Ling’s accumulated emotions and memories.
Through the Illusion Society series, CHANG Ling raises and practices “precision” in art. He encourages creators to abandon the constraints of logic, to view art as an externalization of the spiritual and an unveiling of emotion.
Although it is filled with grotesquery and abstraction, Illusion Society is grounded in a dialogue and critique of real social issues, as is consistent with CHANG Ling’s body of work. In Lust at a Rural Village, the artist formed a mound of female bodies, speaking to the suppression of “sexuality” in contemporary society.