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展览现场｜刺刺个展“ 接替黑夜的是大海”

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接替黑夜的是大海
Sea succeeds the night
2025.12.6–2026.1.4
艺术家：刺刺
Artist: Cactus
地址：北京市朝阳区酒仙桥路2号798艺术区中二街D06
Venue: D06, Middle 2nd St., 798 Art Zone, No. 2 Jiuxianqiao Rd, Beijing
开放时间：周二至周日 10:30–18:30
Opening hours: Tuesday–Sunday 10:30–18:30

—— 展览现场 ——
EXHIBITION VIEW

这一组作品以理性之光（线性光管，金属骨架）构建了秩序，却在其运行时创造出了无法消解的阴影—一种由技术理性催生的新的深渊。观众的视线从作为实体对象的“光”移向弥散无形的“光影”，完成了从操控“存在着”到体验“存在”本身的转变。

“大海”是种隐喻，它不再是原始的黑暗，而是被理性之光照亮后，反而显得更加深邃、更不可掌控的本真领域。这组作品揭示了技术时代的终点不是全然的光明，而是将我们引向一片必须学会与之共处的，浩瀚的未知之海。

关于艺术家

About the Artist

刺刺，1991 年生于北京。她曾就读于北京第二外国语学院英语专业，后转学至旧金山艺术学院学习雕塑与装置。现工作生活于北京。在尝试了品牌运营，首饰设计师，时尚杂志编辑，以及外卖骑手等工作后，她终于决定回归舒适圈，回到梦开始的地方。当然，这些经历并没有自费。这些经历组成了她，甚至成为了作品的一部分。她作品的观念根植于荒诞主义理论，从而发展出以雕塑，装置，表演为媒介的作品。她认为艺术所展现出来的不应该仅仅是审美上的满足，更是艺术家的意识与自我边界在各种人文与社会学科中的延伸。个展包括：2025 “接替黑夜的是大海”，TONG GALLERY+PROJECTS，北京。精选群展 :2025“CURRENT”，TONG GALLERY+PROJECTS，北京 ;2024“ 声音对视网膜相关性影响的实证研究 ”，莫须有工厂 × TONG GALLERY+PROJECTS，北京。

Cactus, (b. 1991, Beijing), is now working and living in Beijing. After attending Beijing International Study University in English Department, she transferred to San Francisco Art Institute to study Sculpture and Installation. She graduated from SFAI with a Bachelor of Fine Art in 2015. After approaching various of careers such as brand manage- ment, jewelry designer, editor at fashion magazine, and food delivery, she finally decided to return to her comfort zone, where the dream begins. These experiences are not a waste of time at the first place, made her, and even become part of her work. She believes that art is more than aesthetic satisfaction, but an extension of an artist’s consciousness and self-border in all kinds of humanity and social subjects. Solo Exhibition: 2025 Sea succeeds the night, Tong Gallery+Projects,Beijing. Selected exhibitions: 2025 Current, Tong Gallery+Projects, Beijing; 2024 Empirical Study on the Correlation Between Sound and Retina, Grounless Camp × Tong Gallery+Projects, Beijing.