如果你是食物!

If you are a food !  Zhengzhan Peng Solo Exhibition

3 – 27/9/2014

Opening: 3/9/2014 18:30

Official Rosary Foundation Gallery

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Free admission

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Newspapper: 2014-09-19 times – im not food!

Co-organizer: FRC, Borderless Art

Sponser: Glass Nine Art

If you are a food  …

Food supplies needed for all biological activity and growth of energy and nutrition.

Plant, capable of producing their own food self-sufficiency.

Animals, can not produce their own food and must eat to sustain life by other organisms.

Food chain refers to the provision of food by all living things with each other to form a chain of interdependent relationships.

People food eaten every day, there are a variety of different types. They eat plants, but also eat animals. They even eat additives, as well as garbage. When they put “Animal” into his mouth at the same time, have thought about these “animals” has been turned into living ‘food’ in front of it?

Yes, humans eat other animals, it is one of the food chain ring, therefore, is not a sin to eat meat. But now, large-scale farming is how bad the situation! But to what extent bad, just enough to make people reflect on?

They seem to forget that the food chain is the interdependence of all living things and all perish, not just to meet some animals and death of human appetite.

Zhengzhan Peng

Macau artist, graduated from the Macao Polytechnic Institute of Arts, served as art tutor different institutions. Solo exhibitions include ‘hero’ (Macau Creative Industry Center), ‘origin’ (Kaohsiung color Forest Arts Centre), ‘dilemma’ (the corner of the gallery), ‘unbounded’ (Youth Arts Exhibition Hall). His works have been selected for the local and international art exhibitions, including Australia Calligraphy Exhibition (Macau), Macao Visual Arts Exhibition (Macau), Taiwan Thirteenth International Print Biennale (Taiwan), National Art Exhibition (China ), Paris Art fragrance (France) and art trail (Portugal) and so on. Some works are the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts and private collections.

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