Shan Hai Jing series

Baize

A mythic creature becomes a space to inhabit. Bai Ze’s wing forms a tea table; its tail extends into a display cabinet, connecting sculpture with everyday life.

Mythic creatures · Spatial installation

Baize tea table and display cabinet in their interior setting

Detail of Baize’s white curved forms and tabletop

An alternate side view of the Baize spatial installation

Display space viewed through Baize’s curved structures

Inspired by Bai Ze, an auspicious creature in Chinese mythology, this installation occupies a white interior in the artist’s studio. It combines a sculptural presence with functional furniture. Bai Ze does not appear in the surviving text of the Shan Hai Jing.

Tea table, display cabinet and spatial installation.

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