Won g We n I o The concept of this work is formed on the idea of ‘three perfections’, the multi-point perspective and the Chinese saying about the perception of mountain Lu Shan which depicts the different views that one sees depending on one’s positions in the mountain. Using three-dimensional Chinese characters to create a shadow version of Chinese Shan Shui (‘mountain-water’) painting and the exploration of spatial sensations of shapes, I seek to investigate the dual realities of the things we perceive in real life and our own perception on them. Weng Wong Io, 2015 Weng Wong Io (or Yoyo, as she is mostly known by) completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts at RMIT University in 2014, after relocating from her home country of Macau to study. Whilst in Macau, Yoyo exhibited as a finalist in the Students Drawing Competition administered by the Chinese Educators Association of Macau (2006, 2009, 2010), and went on to exhibit in group exhibitions in Melbourne through RMIT University. Untitled (front view) 2014 mixed media, plaster, lights, timber dimensions-variable FLINDERSLANEGALLERY
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