Liang Shuo’s Temple of Candour

Temple of Candour entrance

“Temple of Candour” at Beijing Commune is Liang Shuo’s latest attempt at a conceptual treatment of an exhibition space. In Six Records of a Floating Life,Shen Fu, a writer from the Qing dynasty, gave an account of adilapidated monastery named wuyin chanyuan(无隐禅院, which translates to “Temple of Candour”). Here, Liang Shuo restores its spatial allure based on the writer’s description. Throughout the exhibition space, the artist presents to the public an improvised, site-specific, and experiential happening.

Temple of Candour exhibition map

Temple of Candour inside the installation

Temple of candour on the way to the Temple

Temple of Candour the view on the way

Tempe of Candour wall drawing detail

The temple of Candour the bamboo forest

The Temple of Candour the entrance of the Temple

Temple of Candour detail of the temple roof

The temple of Candour the end of the journey 1

The Temple of Candour the sea

 

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