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TANK 新展｜肖江：“看风景的人”

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上海油罐艺术中心隆重呈献艺术家肖江个展“看风景的人”。展览将于2025年11月11日开幕，持续展出至2026年2月8日。

肖江：“看风景的人”

展期：2025年11月11日至2026年2月8日

开幕：2025年11月11日

地址：上海油罐艺术中心，上海市龙腾大道2380号

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山景与自然风光一直是肖江创作中的重要脉络，本次展览沿此展开，呈现他近年的户外绘画。标题“看风景的人”是他创作时脑海中反复浮现的一句话。作品以“看”为纽带，将人物与风景、画内与画外相连。

肖江

《暮色松林晚》｜Twilight over the Pine Forest, 2025

粗麻布面油彩｜Oil on burlap

200.00 x 250.00 cm

部分作品源于他今年在美国的旅居:相较以往更多凭记忆与照片提炼的概括性山景，这批风景更为具体，也更接近“采风”的现场感。对肖江而言，这些作品像一次傍晚的登高远眺:从城市边缘向上至山顶，在日光转入黄昏的时段里，风、光与地形交替显现，某个看风景的瞬间被安置下来，成为可反复进入的体验。观众在展厅里与画中人并肩远望，外部的景与内在的心境在同一时刻相互照映——处处是风景。

肖江

《看太阳下山》｜Gazing at the Sunset, 2025

粗麻布面油彩｜Oil on burlap

140.00 x 180.00 cm

艺术家介绍

肖江（1977年生于井冈山，现居上海）创作的油画作品围绕风景、人物与室内场景展开，融合了中西方艺术传统，呈现出疏离又情感丰沛的独特氛围。他的创作灵感来自日常生活的照片、记忆与想象，作品既是对童年在山城成长经历的延续，也是对当下在大城市生活状态的回应与反思。他常在粗麻布上作画，赋予作品标志性的肌理质感。他在构图上删繁就简，将画面简化为色块构成的平面，仅有极为细微的色彩调度，几乎不费笔墨描绘具体的细节。

其近期个展包括洛杉矶Karma画廊（2025）、西班牙López de la Serna当代艺术中心（2023–2024）、上海Vanguard画廊（2023，2021）、纽约Karma画廊（2022）、北京站台中国（2021），香港狮语画廊（2020）等。其作品被多家机构收藏，包括黎巴嫩 A?shti基金会、达拉斯艺术博物馆、柏林EMDASH基金会等。

In English:

TANK Shanghai is honored to announce the solo exhibition "Looking Out" by Xiao Jiang. The exhibition will open on November 11, 2025, and remain on view through February 8, 2026.

Xiao Jiang: Looking Out

Dates: November 11, 2025 – February 8, 2026

Opening: November 11, 2025

Venue: TANK Shanghai, 2380 Longteng Avenue, Shanghai

*TANK MEMBER enjoy free admission to exhibitions and events with a valid membership.

Landscape has long been a central thread in Xiao Jiang’s practice. This exhibition extends that thread through a selection of his outdoor paintings. The title Looking Out echoes a phrase that often returns to the artist while he works: “The one who looks out at the scenery.”In this body of work, “looking out” becomes the hinge between figure and landscape—between what lies within the frame and what extends beyond it.

Several works were made during his stay in the United States earlier this year. Compared with earlier distilled mountain scenes shaped from memory and photographs, these landscapes are more specific and immediate, carrying the sensibility of being in nature. For Xiao, they recall a late-afternoon ascent: moving from a city’s edge up toward a summit as daylight slips into dusk, wind, light, and terrain shifting in and out of view. Each canvas settles a moment of looking outward—an experience one can revisit.

In the galleries, viewers stand as if shoulder-to-shoulder with the figures in the paintings, sharing a gaze into the distance. Outer scenery and inner state meet in the same instant—everywhere becomes landscape.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Xiao Jiang (b. 1977, Jinggangshan, China) creates atmospheric oil paintings of landscapes, figures, and interiors that combine elements of Western and Chinese art histories into compositions that are at once detached and emotive. He draws his subjects from photographs of his daily routine, his imagination, and his memories, composing works that are both extensions of and reflections on his experience of childhood in a rural mountain community and his current life in China’s second-largest city. Xiao’s signature textured surfaces result from his use of heavily-woven burlap as a substrate for his oils. Visual elements are pared down to flat planes of color, barely modulated and stripped of fine detail. Xiao lives in Shanghai.

Recent solo exhibitions include Karma, Los Angeles (2025); López de la Serna Centro de Arte Contemporáneo, Madrid (2023–2024); Karma, New York (2022); Platform China, Beijing (2021); Vanguard Gallery, Shanghai (2021, 2018); and LEO Gallery, Hong Kong (2020). His work is held in the collections of the A?shti Foundation, Beirut; Dallas Museum of Art; and the EMDASH Foundation, Berlin, among others.

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