Zhang Huan: 49 Days

Zhang Huan: 49 DaysZhang Huan initially gained renown for extreme performance art incorporating endurance and pain. In 2006 Zhang became a Buddhist lay disciple, which influenced his subsequent work. He has produced paintings using incense ash found in temples and monumental bronze sculptures of disembodied Buddha parts. His current work exhibited at Blum & Poe, Los Angeles consists of 200 year old reclaimed bricks on steel armatures in the shape of pigs and skulls. The

featuring his newest large-scale paintings and a number of never-before-seen works made under lockdown during the pandemic

Using sheets of cardboard that are primed and mounted on linen as the ground

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Not just to this schematic savannah

The catalogue features an essay by Joan Kee

present day Manhattan

Moyer crafts compelling hybrids

and a new collection of poems by Tisa Bryant

seamlessly subverting the dichotomy of abstraction and figuration to produce a practice of an unmistakable and psychological character

This monograph was published on the occasion of the exhibition Mohamed Bourouissa: attracteur étrange at LaM (Villeneuve-d'Ascq) and the retrospective of the artist's work at the Palais de Tokyo (Paris)

Available in six designs

to his designs for zines