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Zhang Huan
Before expatriating to New York City, performance artist Zhang Huan was one of the earliest and most influential icons of contemporary Chinese art. One of his most famous pieces consisted of him covering himself with honey and sitting naked in front of a fetid public restroom outside of Beijing; eventually flies envelope his body. He’s also made a muscle suit out of meat, created sculptures, drawings, public art, and installations, and has travelled the world shocking and mesmerizing people with his naked body and masochistic performances. [watch a short film about Zhang Huan and his art]
Originally from Lost At E Minor: Music, illustration, art, photography and more by
reBlogged by michael on Oct 15, 2007, 10:29PM
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