Zou (Resonance)｜《奏》

Located on Nanguo Road, a street historically associated with musical instrument making and performance, Zou translates the act of musical play into abstract sculptural form.

Rather than depicting specific instruments or performers, the work focuses on rhythm, tension, and directional movement. Curved and layered elements suggest the physical gestures of playing—striking, pulling, and resonance—allowing music to be perceived through spatial structure rather than sound.

The sculpture does not represent music as image, but as process: a moment of action suspended and expanded into three-dimensional space.

《奏》这件作品坐落于南郭路——这条街道自古便与乐器制作、乐曲演奏渊源深厚，他将演奏乐曲这一行为转化为抽象雕塑形态。 作品并未刻画具体乐器或是演奏者，而是聚焦韵律、张力与走向动感。错落弯曲的造型元素暗含演奏时的肢体动作：敲击、拉拨、共鸣，让观者无需聆听声响，仅凭空间结构便能感知音乐。 这座雕塑并未把音乐化作具象画面，而是呈现其演绎过程：将演奏的瞬间定格、延展，构筑出立体的空间意境。