Famer Artist

Urbanisation can be seen as an enlarged version of the lawn. In the process of development, there are many conflicts between cities and the countryside. The use of land is mainly controlled by power, and farmers have very little voice in decisions about rural development. They are often in a passive position.
Today, most artists live in cities, and much art is created in urban environments. Our art exists within urban systems. Very little art comes from rural areas or is made for farmers. This makes me question: is art only a product of the city, and a privilege for those with money?

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Farmer Artist

Material: Ink, Mineral pigments Size: 38*28cm*5 Year:2026

Famer Philosopher

Material: Ink, Mineral pigments Size: 38*28cm Year:2026 Content: Look at this tree—it’s about to be cut down and moved into the city for landscaping. It’s like cutting flesh from the thigh and sticking it onto the face.

Farmer Artist

Material: Ink, Mineral pigments Size: 38*28cm*4 Year:2026 Content: People need food to eat, and the spirit also needs nourishment.

Farmer Philosopher

Material: Ink, Mineral pigments Size: 38*28cm*4 Year:2026 Content: The outside world is full of helplessness; in reality, working is like trading your own flesh to afford pork.

Farmer Artist

Material: Ink, Mineral pigments Size: 38*28cm Year:2026