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Liang Shaoji is a conceptual artist based in China. Liang's work predominantly explores the interconnection between nature and human existence, utilizing silk and silkworms as his primary mediums. His practice is deeply rooted in Taoist philosophy, examining themes of transformation and the passage of time through the life cycle of silkworms, which he integrates with other materials like metal, wood, and stone to create compelling installations.Liang's distinctive approach to art has led to significant projects such as "Nature Series," which has been exhibited internationally, garnering acclaim for its innovative use of organic processes to question and reflect on human and ecological relationships. His exhibitions have been featured at major venues worldwide, including the Venice Biennale and Shanghai Biennale, reflecting his status as a critical voice in contemporary art. Liang studied at the Zhejiang Fine Arts Academy, further enriching his blend of traditional Chinese techniques with contemporary themes.
