Siteng Wei. RMIT University. New Talent Award Nominee 2021
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Published: 29.11.2021
Necklace: Rock Formation III, 2019
Copolyester plastic, epoxy resin, sterling silver
Length: 67 cm
Photo by: Fred Kroh
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In his practice led research project Siteng Wei explores the interplays between Chinese landscape art, contemporary jewellery and objects, and the Australian landscape. Siteng reinterprets the art of traditional Chinese ink and brush landscape painting (Shan Shui) through the innovative and skilled use of resin, dyes and plastics.
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