Most of the paper-based works in this exhibition depict seemingly ordinary objects that often go unnoticed, yet they possess profound connotations and charm. The vintage ‘World Art’ magazine was an important window for his generation to understand global art trends during their academic years; translated novels, crumpled Camel cigarette boxes, German beer bottles were once coveted foreign products, and comic books, metal pencil cases, and plastic rulers are also the film negatives of teenage memories.
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