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云南大学教师王馨曼作品参展2022威尼斯国际艺术博览会 The works of Sophia Xinman Wang, a teacher from Yunnan University, participated in the 2022 Venice International Art Fair. 在第59届威尼斯艺术双年展举办期间，威尼斯国际艺术博览会：ANIMA MUNDI 2022 – 意识ITSLIQUID， 于2022年5月在意大利威尼斯成功举办。这是一场国际艺术博览会，2022年4月至5月期间在意大利威尼斯本博宫殿-威尼斯大运河、阿尔布里齐-卡佩罗宫殿展出，展出作品来自世界30多个国家的60多名艺术家，其中包括了来自中国的云南大学艺术与设计学院教师王馨曼的作品，此次艺术博览会由意大利和德国文化协会、ITSLIQUID集团、ACIT威尼斯主办。环保艺术家王馨曼的综合材料艺术作品“I have been here; I have never been here”参展了此次威尼斯艺术博览会。
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王馨曼/综合材料/“I have been here, I have never been here”/200*300CM/2021/ Sophia Xinman Wang/ Comprehensive Materials/ “I have been here； I have never been here”/200*300CM/2021/ ANIMA MUNDI 2022 威尼斯艺术博览会旨在发现灵魂与身体、人类与自然元素、自然空间与城市之间的多重隐藏联系。此次参展的云南大学教师王馨曼的艺术作品展示对ANIMA MUNDI表达所有现存实体与自然和文化系统之间关系的思考，并通过她的艺术作品展示我们所生活的世界的关联与变化。王馨曼的艺术作品曾被联合国教科文组织、法国国家自然历史博物馆、中国文化中心、意大利阿尔布里齐-卡佩罗宫殿等机构永久收藏。她还收到联合国教科文组织的荣誉表证书，以表彰她对全球保护生物多样性所做出的杰出贡献。 该展览的重点是ANIMA MUNDI灵魂世界的概念，根据几个历史、文化、宗教和哲学体系，它是地球上所有生命实体之间的内在联系，它与世界的联系就像人的灵魂与人体的联系一样。ANIMA MUNDI灵魂世界是隐藏在所有自然和人造元素背后的无形能量，它使地球得以生存。由于ANIMA MUNDI的隐藏联系，地球上所有的生态系统，在人类出现之前和之后，都找到了自己的平衡，找到了自己的生存和发展的方式，找到了自己的转变和进化的方式。地球上所有的生命、植物、矿物、动物都渗透着一种神秘的力量，这种力量一直激发着人类的思考和研究。
Image courtesy of ITSLIQUID Group | Palazzo Bembo – Venice Grand Canal
Image courtesy of ITSLIQUID Group | Palazzo Bembo – Venice Grand Canal
Image courtesy of ITSLIQUID Group | Palazzo Bembo – Venice Grand Canal Sophia Xinman Wang's artwork from Yunnan University was selected for the 2022 Venice International Art Fair During the 59th Venice Art Biennale, the Venice International Art Fair: ANIMA MUNDI 2022 -- Consciousness ITSLIQUID, was successfully held in May 2022 in Venice, Italy. This is an international art fair, in April to May in 2022 in the palace - the grand canal of Venice, Venice, Italy together - capello palace in Albuquerque, exhibited works more than 60 artists from more than 30 countries of the world, including the Yunnan University art and design college teachers from China Wang Xinman’s work, The art fair is organized by Italian and German Cultural Associations, ITSLIQUID Group and ACIT Venice. Environmental artist Xinman's mixed media artwork "I Have Been Here; I Have never been here" was exhibited at the Venice Art Fair. ANIMA MUNDI 2022 Venice Art Fair aims to discover the multiple hidden connections between soul and body, human and natural elements, natural space, and the city. The artworks of Sophia Xinman Wang, a teacher from Yunnan University in this exhibition, show the reflections on ANIMA MUNDI's expression of the relationship between all existing entities and natural and cultural systems, and through her artworks, show the connection and change of the world we live in. Xinman's works of art have been permanently collected by UNESCO, the French National Museum of Natural History, the Chinese Cultural Center, the Italian Albrizzi-Capello Palace and other institutions. She also received a Certificate of Honour from UNESCO in recognition of her outstanding contribution to the conservation of biodiversity globally. The exhibition focuses on the concept of the soul world of ANIMA MUNDI, which is the inner connection between all living entities on earth according to several historical, cultural, religious, and philosophical systems, and which is connected to the world like the human soul is to the human body Contact the same. ANIMA MUNDI Soul World is the invisible energy hidden behind all the natural and man-made elements that make the earth alive. Because of the hidden connections of ANIMA MUNDI, all ecosystems on Earth, before and after the advent of humans, have found their own balance, their own way of survival and development, their own way of transformation and evolution. All life, plants, minerals, and animals on earth are permeated with a mysterious power, which has always inspired human thinking and research.
Image courtesy of ITSLIQUID Group | Palazzo Bembo – Venice Grand Canal
Image courtesy of ITSLIQUID Group | Palazzo Bembo – Venice Grand Canal
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