2019 Shenzhen mortise and tenon design exhibition exhibition time + location + exhibition attractions

The 2019 Shenzhen exhibition "Rong Tongue and Mortise and Harmony" has been on display on August 7, the exhibition will continue until November 10, interested partners do not miss it! The following Xiaobian for everyone to introduce the detailed strategy, come together to see it.

Rong - mortise and tenon design exhibition

Time: 2019.8.7-11.10

Place: L1 Garden View Pavilion, Sea World Culture and Arts Center

Visit: free admission

Exhibition opening hours:

Tuesday to Saturday: 10:00-19:00

Saturday to Sunday: 10:00-21:00

The exhibition is based on traditional Chinese handicrafts, and the works in the exhibition cover a wide range of fields, including architecture, furniture, jewelry, lamps and installations, etc. Starting from mortise and tenon, the exhibition explores the relationship between objects, objects and people, and people, which is derived from the three sections of the exhibition.

The "Objects and Things" section conveys the wisdom of the mortise and tenon joinery of the millennium through history, structure, deconstruction, and production process.

The "Objects and People" space brings together different designers and artists with their understanding of mortise and tenon.

The "People" space conveys the interpretation of mortise and tenon by craftsmen, designers, curators and invited artists through text and video.

Some of the works in the exhibition are introduced as follows:

Hou Zhengguang uses mortise-and-tenon joinery to create a retractable table and screen called "Come and Go" by processing the waste from mahogany furniture factories, reflecting his thoughts on the use of traditional mahogany furniture materials;

Yuan Yuan's light fixture, "Unlocking", is an interpretation of the traditional "mortise-and-tenon joinery. "Unlock" by Yuan Yuan reflects the beauty of the traditional "Lu Ban Lock" structure in light and shadow; Mike

Wong's "DOoough

Ball" is a set of lamps and lanterns with adjustable shades, the shades are spherical.

Wong's "DOoough

Ball" is a set of lamps with adjustable lampshade, which is spherical in shape and consists of a "mortise and tenon" structure, so its shape can be altered by putting it together to regulate the brightness and form of the lamps;

Exhibiting designers:

Wang Junlei, Zhang Yipin, Fan Chengzong, Hou Zhengguang, Luo Yufen, Luo Daishi, Tan Zhipeng, Huang Mingjian, Zhang Xiaochuan, Liang Chen, Yao Yi_, Wan Ling, Yuan Jinhua, Yuan Yuan, Chen Dare, Xu Le, Zhai Weimin, Lin Xingmin, Mike

WONG, Alexandre Chary, Sebastian Marbacher