Yi Chao

1991 Born in Huangshi, Hubei Province

2015 Graduated from the Sculpture Department of Hubei Institute of Fine Arts with bachelor’s degree

Currently Studies at the Sculpture Department of China Academy of Art for a master’s degree

Cui Guangyao

1990 Born in Taiyuan, Shanxi Province

2014 Graduated from Sculpture Department of China Academy of Art with bachelor’s degree

2017 Graduated from the School of Sculpture and Public Art of China Academy of Art with a master’s degree

SOLO EXHIBITION

2017

Park Project, China Academy of Art, Hangzhou, China

GROUP EXHIBITION

2018

2018 Art Nova 100, Guardian Art Center, Beijing, China

What we need is the inclusiveness of a park, where people of any and all classes can come, without any time limits.

We intend to design a mobile park and move the "Park" through the exhibition. Or we enter the ruins of another city and make an alternative park. So the plan should be going on all the time.

We think that ruins generally are not public spaces. They contain content that is useful and useless.

We believe that the relationship between the public and the private, in the works or with the ongoing act of demolition, has been confused. The legacy (evidence) of the shattered private space is left and the individual's rights are forced to be transferred.

We enter the shattered private space, feeling nervous.

Privacy uses destruction as a tool to restore the importance of privacy, destroying the private public and the publicity reconstructed by privacy.