The artistic field created by artist TUTU is filled with various light black humor, pain and laughter, violence and tenderness, absurd reality and a sense of calm contrast, performing a comedy. On this basis, TUTU interestingly integrates humans and animals, reality and fantasy, popular culture and classic symbols, and derives ordered life philosophies in a state of disorder.
TUTU often seeks inspiration from art history, freely blending various elements together. The combination or interweaving of historical figures, comics, and graffiti is refreshing. From his works, we can see the traces of surrealism, as well as the characteristics of pop art close to popular culture. His free brushwork and appeal to emotion expression can be seen as new expressionism.
The Fun Museum not only points to a specific space, but also an artistic ensemble created by artists that belongs exclusively to the wonderful world. He leads us into a fictional situation, a nonsensical game, a "enlightenment scene" formed by the exploration of absurdity, triggering deep thoughts and resonance in the deconstruction of non real and non virtual reality, as well as the artistic perception and exploration of both real and imaginary.
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Founded in 2015, Common Art Center is the first contemporary art gallery with a crowdfunding membership system in China. The Common Art Center is jointly initiated by experienced curators, art dealers, collectors and other professionals in the field. It is committed to providing professional collection solutions for contemporary art collectors with a new business model. The gallery takes "paper" as the medium and works of media as its main research and management direction, because of the importance of such works in the Chinese art system and the broad development prospect in the future. Using paper and folk art as the medium, the excellent artists make paper as a tool to resist its fate, allowing it to get rid of the veil of function and reveal its own artistic value.
