What is art for? Art for me is the best thing I can do with my time, I believe we have nothing but time. Art is so profound and so self - absorbed to, what I want to say is there are connstent conversations between me and the world I isolated with, therefor sometimes it is a quick chat, sometimes is more evaluated dialogue. The continuous state of crisis in which we are living marks a phenomena which could be seen as a catalyst for a significant shift in our collective psyche.
Few months earlier I lunched a series of functional earthenware under the label “HMS by Wang Hua”, this tyoe of creation is quite restrained by time, it could be read as a quick “chat” between me and my observation to society, it rooted to deeper to subculture. On the other hand the process involved in making sculpture or installation requires much longer time, and the work it self is more evolved in time, like a memoir, time juxtaposition as the discussion goes on. Time is the only subject and creator.
Wang Hua was born in Xinjiang Autonomous Region, China. She graduated from Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, UK in 2012. From 2014 she moved to Jingdezhen-China, the home of porcelain. After a year of intensive training at the Sculpture Ceramics Factory’s workshop, Hua received an offer from the Royal College of Art in London to continue her study in ceramics and contemporary art. She got her Masters in Ceramics and Glass at the RCA in 2018 and is currently working in her studio in China.
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