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Li Xinmo

Li Xinmo

This instinctive desire to get in touch with nature can guide people to return to their spiritual homeland, heal their wounds, and gain the life force that Mother Nature feeds them with, even as they turn their backs on nature.

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Betsy Damon (USA)

Betsy Damon (USA)

Betsy’s Damon’s belief was and still is that such mindful and conscious interactive performances help people to heal themselves, and then in turn to heal the planet.

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Xiong Wenyun

Xiong Wenyun

This flowing state of life in nature continues throughout Xiong Wenyun’s artwork, revealing interconnections of healing power between nature, culture, the body, and our inner spirit.

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Li Yaoyao

Li Yaoyao

With a dream-like perspective, this video introduces the audience to a spiritual time and space, following the artist to different rivers, lakes, coasts, and looking for docks at which to harbor.

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Song Chen

Song Chen

Through the medium of soil art, the artist tells us to go back to the place where our feet are standing, to the level of life that is solid and fundamental. Only then we can reorganize the outer levels of our life.

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Hu Jiayi

Hu Jiayi

Through her interaction with the ‘fallen societal windmills,’ she connects the geographical environment with her psychological experience.

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Tong Wenmin

Tong Wenmin

If one looks closely, one can see how the skin of the artist’s body is tattooed from the process described above of placing plant specimens on her body, so that the sun would tan their images onto her skin.

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