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Lucid Dreams by Dongyi Wu

Exhibition  /  05 Jul 2019  -  24 Jul 2019
Published: 04.04.2019
Necklace: No Longer Human 2 by Dongyi Wu.Paper, fabric, stone, acrylic sheets, photo, artificial grass, copper, rubber cord.. 2017.76.2 x 27.3 x 4.4 cm Dongyi Wu
Necklace: No Longer Human 2, 2017
Paper, fabric, stone, acrylic sheets, photo, artificial grass, copper, rubber cord.
76.2 x 27.3 x 4.4 cm
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Intro
Dongyi’s works span across jewelry, body jewelry and sculpture. Her solo show “Lucid dreams” will feature her jewelry works, body jewelry and sculptural works.

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Dongyi Wu
Lucid dreams focus on expressing the emotions in dreams. Dongyi said: We have various images that arise in our dreams caused by daily experiences, personal matters and sensations experienced in our lives. All images or ideas that occur in dreams are recreated, and real emotions are able to appear clearly in our lucid dreams. She thinks emotions in those dreams tend to be real and clear, and our sensitivity to them promotes the clarity of genuine emotion.


About the artist:
Dongyi Wu was born and raised in China. After completing her undergraduate education at the Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology in Beijing, China, Dongyi came to Rochester Institute of Technology (NY) to work on her Master’s Degree in Metals and Jewelry Design. After that, Dongyi continually worked as a studio residency in RIT. Now she is working as an artist resident and faculty instructor at Southwest School of Arts in San Antonio, TX, completing and showing her new bodies of works and instructing metal and art skills.


About Fort Worth Community Arts Center:
Located at 1300 Gendy Street, the Arts Center is part of the most architecturally significant museum districts in the United States. The building of Fort Worth Community Arts Center has exhibited world-class art and supported the performing arts for more than half a century.