On December 14, 2024, Ouyang Nana’s ‘241042 – Love Letter’ art exhibition will be officially exhibited at the Sea World Culture and Art Center in Shenzhen. The art exhibition labeled ‘ROOM1042’ has reached its fourth year. This exhibition includes four sections and runs through nine spaces, covering various art forms such as graffiti, sculptures, installations, and images. It is created and curated by Ouyang Nana and jointly presented with four artists, Yang Qian, Chen Yichun, Mozi, and Liu Aiqi. Named ‘Love Letter’, with music as the thread and combined with art, using ‘music scores’, ‘letters’, ‘parcels’, and ‘gifts’ as carriers, let us pause for a moment in this fast-paced era filled with new media information and return to the sincere moment when we exchanged romantic feelings with pen and paper, bringing us a three-dimensional and soft music love letter. In the collision of notes and images, the deep integration of tunes and machinery, and the connection between music and space, Ouyang Nana’s cello strings beat slowly, visualizing and sensualizing music, leading the audience to feel the intersection of art and music and explore a unique artistic philosophy. This December, welcome to this artistic world where the cello is singing. Listen, see, and feel this ‘Love Letter’ exclusively for you. Happy receiving. Ouyang Nana currently covers multiple dimensions such as musician, actress, singer, artist, and sociology. Her creations and music are full of direct temperature and power. Her artistic resume and creative talent are astonishing, but she does not enthusiastically cater to this era. Instead, like a hermit, she returns to simplicity and explores various creative forms silently at her own pace. Yang Qian, a master of art from the University of Florida in the United States, has held several solo exhibitions in the United States. As a conceptual artist, he has been constantly striving to find a language system that suits his characteristics for creation. From traditional painting tools, materials, media, and creative methods to today’s GPS, software, neon lights, and multimedia, his artistic creation has changed from being individual and personal to being diverse, team-oriented, and technological. Chen Yichun, a doctor of fine arts, is currently an assistant professor in the Digital Multimedia Design Department of China University of Science and Technology. She has won the ACC Asian Cultural Art Award, the Best Experimental Award of the General Group of the Spike Award, the Taipei Digital Art Performance Award, etc. Her creations mainly focus on experimental images, cross-domain new media, and contemporary paintings. MOTSE Mo is an international new media art team composed of artists and scientists. In art spaces and commercial scenes, it connects the public through visual communication, interactive experience, artistic language, and new media technology.
Aiki Liu, an artist currently residing in New York, creates works through various mediums including painting, electronics, sculpture, and animation. Her creations are built with delicate lines and rich symbolic imagery, filled with emotion and poetry. Centering around love, freedom, protection, and acceptance, Aiki aims to express and explore the most genuine emotions in human nature through art, encouraging each individual to connect deeply with their self. With a unique visual language, she captures the intimate relationships between people and between individuals and themselves, helping the audience and wearers to explore the emotional world. Ouyang Nana’s ‘241042–Love Letter’ art exhibition signifies her new breakthrough in the field of art, reflecting her clear and focused efforts. The exhibition rejects sensationalism, aiming instead to let emotions flow naturally, conveying a comforting energy. Although it appears to be simplified, it is actually a more challenging artistic direction. Open from December 14th to March 9th, performance times and durations are subject to the venue.
