Chengchang Liu

Aug 6, 2024 | ssir.org | Ruijie Guo |Chengchang Liu |Lu Tian

In 2013, artist Yulu Ge put a sign with his name on it alongside an unnamed street in Beijing. The idea was to explore what would happen when a private name is placed in a public space, examine the relationship between the two, explore possibilities, and embrace unanticipated reactions to them. To a person who doesn’t read Chinese, the characters could look like graffiti. On a persons head, they become a person’s name. On the side of a street, they become a street name.

Feb 22, 2024 | ssir.org | Ruijie Guo |Chengchang Liu |Lu Tian |Charlotte M. Karam

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