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Chen Wei: Night Falls

Installation view of Chen Wei’s solo exhibition “Where are you going tonight”, chi K11 art space, Guangzhou, China (2018)

Night Falls is a solo exhibition by Chen Wei (b. 1980, China). This presentation showcases a new installation work comprising of ten LED light boards which are positioned across the gallery space. Various colour patterns appear on each LED board: every spark of light is part of a synchronised rhythm that moves ceaselessly. Chen’s series of LED works reflect his keen observation on the ever-changing urban landscape in China. Bright colours of LED lights fill the corners of every cosmopolitan city, a deceptively charming facade of this global sense of alienation.

Opening: Friday, 22 Nov 2019, 6.30 – 8.30 pm

Venue: Ota Fine Arts, 7 Lock Road, #02-13, Gillman Barracks

When: 19 Nov 2019 - 4 Jan 2020, Tues to Sat, 11am to 7pm / Sun, 11am to 6pm

By: Ota Fine Arts

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