Wu Da Yu's Drawer
Commissioned by Tina Ken Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan
Branding, Visual Concept, Graphic Design, Exhibition Design
Design materials: poster, invitation card, welcoming wall, interactive historic timeline, artist's bio, information sheet etc.
Wu Da Yu (1903-1988) a progressive Chinese abstract painter who once studied in Paris and was deeply influenced by western culture. Wu Da Yu's Drawer features Wu's small scale paintings which were hidden in his secret drawers and closets during Mao's Culture Revolution. The unusual size of papers is not only caused by the scale of the drawers. It also represents the short of art materials during the Culture Revolution. Though the paintings were never been shown in public till his death, Wu's drawers embodies the very first wave of Chinese abstract art, a safe haven for his art and spirituality.
interactive timeline with doors to open and reveal
gallery entry
artist's bio and statement
interactive timeline
interactive timeline
interactive timeline
invitation card
poster
invitation card
invitation envelope