Oct 1, 2021
Wong Ping The Great Tantalizer at the Tanya Bonakdar Gallery
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Wong Ping The Great Tantalizer at the Tanya Bonakdar Gallery
Wong Ping at Kunsthalle Basel
Wong Ping at Kunsthalle Basel
Dear, Can I Give You a Hand? Wong Ping
Wong Ping's "Jungle of Desire" is a surreal and provocative animated short that explores the themes of lust, power, and desire in a way that is both humorous and unsettling. I actually got to see this at the New Museum a while back. The animation style is a mix of bold, colorful shapes and patterns, with characters that are distorted and exaggerated in ways that add to the dreamlike quality of the narrative. The story follows a man who finds himself lost in a jungle, where he encounters a series of strange and disturbing creatures, each representing a different aspect of his subconscious desires.
The narrative of "Jungle of Desire" is a commentary on the ways in which power and desire can be intertwined, and how they can lead to destructive behaviors and relationships. The use of animal symbolism, such as the leopard and the lion, adds to the primal and instinctual nature of the story, while the use of vibrant colors and bold shapes adds to the sense of overwhelming sensory stimulation that the main character experiences.
Overall, "Jungle of Desire" is a compelling and thought-provoking work of animation that showcases Wong Ping's talent as a storyteller and animator. The mix of humor and horror, along with the use of surreal imagery and animal symbolism, make for a unique and memorable viewing experience. The short film leaves the viewer with a sense of unease, but also with a deeper understanding of the complex and often conflicting nature of human desire.
Wong Ping ༼;´༎ຶ ༎ຶ༽ ~♡Kunsthall Stavanger
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Hong Kong Artist Wong Ping Opens Major Exhibition In London — Hong Kong Tatler
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Who's The Daddy -- Wong Ping
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