30 MARS 11H30

“People create things, but finally become slaves to them. I am confused about who serves who.”
— Zeng Hao

Zeng Hao’s paintings focus on his living space and the scenery that he has been exposed to. He depicts the common ethical standard for society that has become centered around consumption, whilst critiquing the dissipation of personal identity and psychological isolation through the contentment of materialistic goods. Zeng’s disclosure of detail intentionally miniaturizes figures and enlarges certain objects so that the objects and figures are equipotent in the space of his canvas.