DATE

May 1 - 7, 2024

LOCATION

49 E 76th St, New York

ARTISTS

Haina Zhang, Chen Yang, Wanqi Zhang, Shanshan Wang, Hong Liang, Ying Zhang, Yanci Chen,  Chenyang Han, Shujing Huang

ABOUT

Blublu Space is pleased to present the group exhibition, Scene Not Be Seen I, to be held at 49 E 76th St, New York, from May 1st through May 7th. This compelling showcase features a selection of works by nine distinguished artists: Haina Zhang, Chenyang Han, Wanqi Zhang, Shanshan Wang, Hong Liang, Ying Zhang, Yanci Chen, Chen Yang, and Shujing Huang.

Scene Not Be Seen is built as a curated dreamscape where the unseen surfaces with compelling clarity, and the familiar dissolves into the mystical. As these artists navigate the meandering paths between consciousness and the subconscious, their works emerge as manifestations of their deepest reveries. The memories are articulated through the tangible textures of paint, the transient imagery of fantasy, and the definitive lines of curving. 

The exhibition delves into the notion of the unseen—what lies beyond our immediate perception and what remains hidden or ignored in hallucination. It engages with the absurdities inherent in the unseen, presenting them through a variety of forms that challenge the usual understanding of reality. The pieces range from the eerily serene to the starkly bizarre. Each is a fragment of a broader narrative that probes the intricacies of isolation and connection within our fragmented lives. 

By transforming unconscious allegories into palpable realities, the exhibition reflects on the norm of paradoxes and wonders. The absurdities of waking life are mirrored through the canvas of imagination. It is an invitation to wander, to wonder, and to witness the profound dialogue between the seen and the hidden, the real and the imagined. As dreams carry the weight of our deepest fears and desires, artists use these misty narratives as a canvas to reflect our waking world's absurdities and wonders. It's about what is lost between dreams and reality that captures the essence of the unseen. The unspoken thoughts, the missed grief, the quiet echoes of the booming hills. 

We are reminded that art, like dreams, is a medium through which the invisible is made visible. It’s about giving form and voice to the unarticulated fears and desires of the human heart. It is here, in the delicate balance between revelation and concealment, that art echoes the most fundamental human experiences. Beckoning us to look closer, dream deeper, and see beyond the visible towards the infinite possibilities of the unseen.