Yangtze River Daily, April 25 On the afternoon of April 24, when passing an exhibition hall on the street of the Wuhan Art Museum, you can smell the fragrance of bamboo leaves. The performance art "Zhao Bandi's Little Nest" exhibition is being held here, and the exhibition site is covered with thick bamboo leaves on the ground, and there is a mask-shaped hammock where the audience can lie down on the mask hammock and rest and relax. In the center of the exhibition hall, there is a shack made of moso bamboo, on which a small oil painting by the artist Zhao Bandi is displayed. Artist Zhao Bandi sat on the floor with the audience and talked on their knees, discussing life experience and spiritual insights together.
In the season of spring and warm flowers, as a public education activity for the exhibition "Beyond Words - Art and Healing" of Wuhan Art Museum, the performance art "Zhao Bandi's Little Nest" was launched in Wuhan Art Museum Space Zero.
According to reports, Zhao Bandi plans to stay in Wuhan for 3 months and looks forward to hearing more stories of Wuhan people in the "small nest".
(Yang Tao, reporter of Yangtze River Daily, photo report)
【Editor: Fu Hao】