Sui Jianguo's Work is now Participating in Tokyo Gallery + BTAP's Exhibition "Asian Stories — Sui Jianguo at Tokyo Gallery + BTAP".

The exhibition presents key works spanning Sui Jianguo’s oeuvres, from early material experimentation to the deepening of conceptual inquiry. On view are major works including stone-and-metal structural installations and the rubber-and-nail piece Ji, among others. In contrast to the Japanese Mono-ha movement, which strives to restore "objects" to their primal state and emphasizes the exploration of "relationships" between objects and space, Sui Jianguo's practice is consistently grounded in local experience, bodily sensation, and temporal anxiety—imbuing materials with the weight and warmth of life. His recent works, in particular, provide a significant case study for contemporary artistic dialogue rooted in the continuity of history and civilization within an Asian context.