Tang puts it in sequence


1 Tang’s accumulative work titled ‘Sunset’ shows 21 pieces depicting the slow and subtle changes of the setting sun.2 The end result of an accumulation of works which was incorporated into digital format which Tang eventually developed into a short film titled ‘The Country of Summer Insects’.3 ‘Ice Tree’ painted in 2012 is one of the two stand alone pieces displayed at the exhibition.4 ‘Woods’, painted in 2012, is the other solitary piece on display at Tang’s first Malaysian solo exhibition.

BEIJING-based artist Tang Bohua depicts the romanticism of a mythical period in China with his first solo exhibition in Malaysia titled “Aquatic Colour”.

Tang transcends the conventional medium of static art and brings it into the cinematic arena while playing upon traditional Chinese aesthetics.

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